Tell Media & Entertainment- No More Political Bias; Threaten To Write & Boycott Sponsors

J. Scott Davis, "Support The President, Troops, & Veterans" ^ | 07 SEPTEMBER 2005 | J. Scott Davis

[jscottdavis_for_48th_district]

Have you had enough of entertainers and the liberal bias news media bashing President George W. Bush, our military operations, and veterans simply because the Democrats have lost power? Have you tired of the over-reporting of Cindy Sheehan who is destroying her own son's military legacy? Is it time for Sean Penn to stay in acting with his high school diploma instead of trying to be a politician? Are you sick of the mainstream news media reporting bogus liberal bias poll results to attempt to swing public opinion their way? Are you angry at the over-reporting of the military prisoner abuse scandal while countless courageous, dangerous, and heroic military efforts have gone unreported? DO YOU AGREE WITH ME THAT WE ARE SAYING NO TO THE CONTINUED LIBERAL MEDIA GAME?

Since the media will not discontinue their liberal actions, here is our plan:

1-) Write and inform the mainstream news media that we will contact their sponsors and threaten to boycott sponsor's products because of the liberal political prism constantly being reported by the network. For example, we would boycott the sponsors of shows produced by Dan Rather (remember the forged documents he presented against Bush's military record?).

2-) Write and inform the sponsors that we will boycott their product if the media continues their liberal bias slander of the President, the troops, and the right.

It's fair during campaign years to here the opinion of all sides on the issues, but we know that the liberal (Democrat) position is always given the highest priority.

The majority of the American people have relected President Bush to office with a right-wing majority in both the House and Senate. Thus, we now need to use our numbers and boycott the sponsors of liberal biased broadcasts. LET'S HERE FROM YOU ALL!

Thank you, J. Scott Davis Pro-America

[MikefromOhio]

yep yep yep...

still boycotting boycotts over here....

[martin_fierro]

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[martin_fierro]

FReep THIS poll while you're at it.

[ThreePuttinDude]

Do nonscientific online polls really change how people think?
Answer	#	Percent	Bar Graph
Yes!	90	14.59 %
No!	432	70.02 %
I can't decide.	95	15.40 %

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[Mr. Blonde]

That reminds me of Mitch Hedberg, "I'm against picketing, but I don't know how to show it."

[MikefromOhio]

exactly.

Besides writing letters to these liberal numbnuts doesn't get anywhere really.

minor staffers read, reject and reuse them (see toliet paper) and it never gets past that point.

[jscottdavis_for_48th_district]

The letters and messages will effect sponsor's marketing decisions. The complaints are one manner with which they help gage their marketability.

After I served in earlier rounds of the Persian Gulf War as a Navy gunner, I learned what impact the media can have on the lives of us veterans.

[Conspiracy Guy]

I'm boycotting boycott boycotts. I think that's right.

What is a boycott? It's where a boy sleeps.
What is an asset? It's a little donkey.
What is an ascot? It's where a donkey sleeps.

[MikefromOhio]

LOL!!

an ascot....classic LOL

[Conspiracy Guy]

I had to use the time machine to get that one.

[MikefromOhio]

LOL

which year did ya pull it from? 1869?

[Conspiracy Guy]

Not sure. It was before recorded time.

[MikefromOhio]

LOL

that is some time machine....I wish it could take me back to 1986 so I could invest in Microsuck LOL

[Conspiracy Guy]

In the south we call it Windurs.

[MikefromOhio]

LOL

we sometimes call it Windows ShootMe...

[Conspiracy Guy]

WinDurs ExPee

[MikefromOhio]

exactly....

[Conspiracy Guy]

Or Windurs Pee Pee

[NewJerseyJoe]

Additionally, I suggest that American viewers boycott the so-called “telethon” tonight -- and let the networks know that you will be making your charitable donations independent of celebrity Bush-bashers. Low Nielsen numbers tonight, combined with a big surge in donations (to Salvation Army, Red Cross, etc.), would send a strong message to Hollywood.