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"like many politicians, is in the pocket of Big Oil" not only politicians, here's from www.wecansolveit.org
"...
Did you notice the ads after last night's presidential debate?
ABC had Chevron. CBS had Exxon. CNN had the coal lobby. But you know what happened last week? ABC refused to run our Repower America ad -- the ad that takes on this same oil and coal lobby.
..."
They're trying to get 100,000 public comments to ABC before 20/20's next airing. If you want to help them go to
http://www.wecansolveit.org/ABC
TonyW,
Thanks for the link. I'm there.
I usually flip between CNN and CNBC with morning coffee before I go to work. Over the last several weeks I've sent several negative emails to CNN about their heavy placement of energy adds in the morning. It is stunning...oil to coal to NG and back for more. And of course they are all explicitly so very concerned about the environment. I always get their polite auto reply thanking me for the feedback with assurance that tehy read 'em all. If it was a concern before, it has become blatantly obvious that objectivity is long gone from the MSM with regard to energy issues...and, by inference, all other issues.
Shouldn't that be: Wecantsolveit.org ?
Alternatives: Ignoranceisbliss.org, We'reindenial.org, We'retoostupid.org, Welikerealitytv.org