Because they probably aren't really "trad".

It's hard for me to imagine any "trad" woman being into Bp. Barron.  I don't know any who are. 

I am honestly curious what caused the downvote for this post.   

Who cares about downvotes, they can give you 2000 downvotes and you'd still have a higher rating that the person who gave you the down vote. Anyhow, before you posted your complaint I had given you an upvote just to bug the idiot who gave you the downvote. Now he'll put one on me. LOL

Marshall Roberts? Never heard of him till he was mentioned here.

How did we get to Fr. Marshall Roberts?  I noticed someone using initials MT, which I assumed was accidentally inverted initials for Taylor Marshall, but now I hear MR.  Confusing...   

LOL, that's how much I listen to Taylor Marshall, I wrote Marshall Roberts. Thanks for the correction, there was enough time for me to correct it

   You're welcome!

Why isn't Williamson popular?
Because Williamson has a character flaw that he struggles with, one that can be easily spotted if you've followed his life in religion from the beginning.
He likes to shock people.

I think there's some truth in what you've written. The English are class-conscious. I hope, however, that Bp. Williamson's tendency to want to shock has softened a bit in the last few years (since he left the SSPX). At least it seems so to me.

Even as a sede, I am uncomfortable with the direction this thread is going: it's getting personal.

I think the rise in the costs tuition, health care, real estate and several other things is a result of socialistic interference in the market from the government, rather than inflation. Any time the government gets involved in anything that should be provided by the private sector, it becomes harder to get, costs go up, and the supply goes down.
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With tuition, the government providing vast amounts of student loans to people to go to college has created vast, fake demand for college that has driven the costs way up. Health care should be obvious how the government has interfered with that and how much the cost of that has gone up. With real estate, the government has kept interest rates artificially low, making it easier for people to buy houses who can't afford them, as well as made laws requiring banks to lend money to people who aren't creditworthy (hint: to avoid being "racist"), which increases the demand for housing and thus raises the price. Oh, and government regulation makes it harder and harder every year to build more housing too, along with increasing taxes and permit fees on building anything, rent control to take away investors' motive to build more housing, so the supply of housing is also being reduced, further exacerbating the problem.
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None of those things have to do with inflation, but with the shortages that socialism always brings.

Yeti, you are sounding like a libertarian. I am glad for TM. I think he wakes conservative NOs up and even though he is not the proper destination many of them learn more and eventually become more traditional. He is like Ron Paul. A good starting point.

I have met a few Catholics who converted from NOM to TLM as a result of watching TM videos. Yet, they are still in that mindset of "I have to be loyal to the person who told me about Tradition" no matter what including that Reform Reformed and tradcuмenism gargbage. In other words, the swallowed a bait with a tiny modernist hook which will control them for the long long time.