Conservative Talk Show Host Mark Levin `Quits' Facebook

(Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images Conservative talk show host Mark Levin today announced on social media that he would say goodbye to the world’s largest social network in “a matter of hours,” ending a months-long feud.  Levin is encouraging his 1.6 million followers to sign up for Parler, a social media site favored by conservatives. Many are taking his advice. ComScore SCOR data compiled by The Righting estimates that Parler’s traffic skyrocketed 1,659 percent between October and April. The official Parler account for his radio show The Mark Levin Show has more than 4 million users.  Levin is keeping his account on Twitter, which has 2.8 million followers, for now, because Twitter hasn’t censored his posts.   “I guess I am one of the few,” Levin wrote. “But I am not confident that it won’t happen. We shall see.”   The 63-year-old hosts the fourth most listened to talk radio show, Fox News’ Life. Liberty and Levin and a frequent guest on the cable news network He wasn’t more specific on his plans.  As of 8 p.m.  » Read More