Folks, this is the most outrageous thing I’ve read this election. A conservative group that owns TV outlets that reach into nearly a quarter of the nation’s homes is FORCING its local stations to PREEMPT ITS REGULAR PRIME-TIME COVERAGE, just days before the election, to air a film attacking Kerry’s military record.
I won’t even bother repeating the story here – you can read it all in the Los Angeles Times. The conservative group is the same one that refused to air Nightline’s homage to our fallen troops.
Read the article and then someone out there find out which EXACT local stations belong to this Sinclair Broadcast Group. We are going to take those stations down. I want to know the exact stations, with proof (find me the source), then I want to help coordinate a campaign to kill their advertising. I cannot run a second Web site, someone else needs to start it and run, but you can copy it after our StopDrLaura.com campaign (the site is still up as an archive), and I’m happy to give advice and help with publicity.
Um, yeah. Sure. Whatever sparky. To use 3 words the Left hates: Get. Over. It.
The Left has spent years assaulting W. Now, they get a little competition (remember that F9/11 just came out on DVD), they whine like puppies. Of course, puppies are cute, and just doing what puppies do. The Left is whining about this from the LA Times (reg req).
The conservative-leaning Sinclair Broadcast Group, whose television outlets reach nearly a quarter of the nation’s homes with TV, is ordering its stations to preempt regular programming just days before the Nov. 2 election to air a film that attacks Sen. John F. Kerry’s activism against the Vietnam War, network and station executives familiar with the plan said Friday.
So assault the stations, libs. Boycott. Inundate their lobbies with your unwashed bodies. Or, act like adults and deal with it. Welcome to Presidential politics 101. I will not post what stations that Sinclair owns, let the libs do their own homework. Let’s just say, they own a bunch. 2 in the RDU area.
