How about Progressive Guests refusing spots on MSNBC til KO is put back on?

[WA98296]

[Ken Burch]

1. It's one possible strategy.

Then again, that may be what MSNBC wants.

[peacebird]

2. or accepting and then talking non-stop about KO and how people need to protest

M$NBD's unjust suspension?

[WA98296]

3. If they do go, that's a good stategy!

[City Lights]

4. Now we're talkin'!

:bounce:

[Historic NY]

5. It would be better to sink their ratings or advertisers.

[WA98296]

7. Without interesting guests their ratings will slide. They will anyway w/o KO

[SoCalDem]

6. well.. that would make the righties happy

:(

[crazylikafox]

8. I don't think we should try to silence any progressive voices.

We already have almost no venues for the progressive point of view.
I say we go after NBC and Comcast's other programs. And let them know. Don't watch: The Today Show, Leno, Meet the Press, CNBC, etc. etc. etc.

Of course, most of those shows are shit anyway, so I quit watching them a long time ago. But I do keep CNBC on most of the day. I'm switching to Bloomberg channel on Monday.

Anybody else have a good list of NBC shows or Comcast affiliates?

[RamboLiberal]

9. I'd say all Liberal & Democrats should refuse to go on 8PM hour

I want the 8PM ratings to sink like a rock without KO. MSNBC will then have to pay back advertisers because they didn't get the ratings promised when they bought the time.

[MineralMan]

10. Great idea. Then it can become the 24-hour Pat Buchanan

network. Oh...wait...

[justiceischeap]

11. Rachel Maddow threatening to quit would be more powerful

Since she has the highest rated show on MSNBC right now.

[Leopolds Ghost]

13. Is she willing to put her $ on the table?

[glinda]

12. Doesn't any one understand that MSNBC, even though not perfect, has the most general

public exposure?