Maybe President Trump ought to use the adjective "failing" in front of CNN instead of the New York Times.  In point of fact, Trump-hatred has been good for the Gray Lady, with digital subscriptions up substantially (over $700 million in revenue last year) as the paper became the premier source of anti-Trump fulminations.   But with CNN, the story is very different.  The network that pioneered cable news long ago lost its dominant position to Fox News, and since Donald Trump became president has bet its future on the Russia Hoax — and lost.  Big time. From The Hill: CNN's prime-time ratings dropped a whopping 26 percent in April compared to last year, according to Nielsen Media Research. MSNBC's ratings were down 14 percent in April 2019 compared to April 2018, while Fox News's ratings overall were flat. The sharp decrease for CNN marked its lowest-rated month in total viewers since...(Read Full Post)