Why aren't there post election ads about voter suppression

[sunnystarr]

election fraud, stolen election, loss of democracy, or however it can be put to get the message out there to the country? I've read that polls show that 20% don't believe in the election results ... and that's only because the other 80% either haven't heard of the issues and problems -- the MSM has made sure of that.

People also aren't aware that democracy is dead. Once votes are rigged democracy is a myth.

So if the MSM won't cover it, then the 527s or some non-partisan organization should be getting ads out on radio and TV.

The swifties sure did it ... why can't we?

The people have a right to know what's really going on.

[pnutchuck]

1. I saw an article on yahoo that said that ABC and NBC

were refusing to air political ads at the moment. CBS was the only one that was airing a religious commercial from the Church of Latter Day Saints stating that all people were welcome regardless of sexual orientation. ABC and CBS found that to be too political for them.

[pbartch]

6. the Repiglicans control ABC, NBC, CBS

what other stations would run the ads?

we need SOME LIBERAL / PROGRESSIVE R-I-C-H people to start buying tv stations -- and we need it now.

Wonder how much money Michael Moore has? He should buy some tv and radio stations.

[pnutchuck]

8. I know, and was surprised that CBS agreed to run the ad

but it really wasn't that political, it was just inviting gays to church. I guess ABC and NBC don't think gays believe in God, or shouldn't be allowed to worship with the straights, for fear of contamination.

[berniew1]

15. Documentation of Widespread Systematic Voter Suppression in Ohio

Documentation of Widespread Systematic Voter Suppression in Ohio

Stealing Votes in Columbus http://web.northnet.org/minstrel/columbus.htm
Stealing Votes in Cleveland http://web.northnet.org/minstrel/cleveland.htm

www.votersunite.org/electionproblems.asp?sort=date&selectstate=OH&selectproblemtype=ALL

[mirrera]

9. United Church of Christ-UCC...n/t

[sunnystarr]

10. So saving and protecting our Democracy

is too political? That's really ironic. I would think it's worth a try since it would be non-partisan.

[helderheid]

11. It wasn't the LDS church

Homosexuals are most definitely not welcome in their church. Trust me. They had a big hand in passing Amendment 3 banning same sex marriage in Utah and refusing to recognize any relationship between anyone that wasn't marriage between a man and a woman (yea, so common law marriage is also not recognized here).

I believe the Church that did the ad was the Church of Christ. Very different church.

I wonder if a 527 couldn't get an ad on CNN?

[bones_7672]

2. Since it is after the election, they'd have to pay top dollar,

not the special "election" rate.

[sunnystarr]

3. Aren't there special rates for not-for-profits? (nt)

[bones_7672]

7. Maybe, I really don't know, but ...

... imagine you are a TV ad salesperson, 2 weeks before Christmas. What do you do, get top dollar for the latest Christmas Barbie ad, NFL football, Honey-Baked Ham, or a discount political after-the-election ad (which they would probably play at 3 am)?

[Pithy Cherub]

5. But that's just a TV medium:

what about Radio, newspapers et al. Pretty sure there is space on at least one of the internets...

[jojo54]

4. That's a great idea, but....

one, I don't think any of the dem groups want to spend $$$ on ads that will probably be rejected by the monkey controlled media.
two, the people have a right to know, but the question is, will they listen? 51% of them didn't prior 11/2

[Griffy]

12. CAN WE PUT TOGETHER AN AD?!! fast ...

if they WONT show it.. we still win! I know we can find the money, anyone have experience with video? People can help with ideas and images!!!

hmm.. it can be done

[The Flaming Red Head]

13. They're too busy patting each other on the back for how well it went

and deciding on new ways to divvy up HAVA monies and left over election defense funds.

[jamboi]

14. Damn good question. Let's get it going. n/t