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Today UPS announced it
will stop advertising on O’Reilly’s show. Here is the statement UPS
emailed out just moments ago:
Thank you for sending an e-mail expressing concern
about
UPS advertising during the Bill O’Reilly show on FOX News. We do
consider such comments as we review ad placement decisions which
involve a variety of news, entertainment and sports programming. At
this time, we have no plans to continue advertising during this show.
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Clipped that from a "progressive"
site run by the Center for
American Progress, funded by (yes) George Soros, and formed by
John Podesta and Hillary Clinton to wage war on, principally, Rush
Limbaugh and FOX News, the two most influential media sources not
"owned" by the Democrat party. Their guiding philosophy - "Can't beat them? Then shut 'em down."
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Soros-Funded Democratic Idea Factory Becomes
Obama Policy Front
By Edwin Chen
Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Three blocks from the
White House,
on the 10th floor of a sleek glass building, young workers pound
at computers, with giant flat-screen TVs overhead. It has the
look and feel of a high-tech startup.
In many ways it is. The product is ideas.
Thanks in part to funding from benefactors such
as
billionaire George Soros, the Center for American Progress has
become in just five years an intellectual wellspring for
Democratic policy proposals, including many that are shaping the
agenda of the new Obama administration.
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They have a thug's mentality, and operate the same way. You can
read about their apparently successful effort to force UPS out of
O'Reilly sponsorship here.
You can read about the Center for
American Progress here.
And, you can contact UPS here if you choose.
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One final thing. If you think
this is another "everybody does it"
political gambit, do this. Think about the last time you read
about
college conservatives burning liberal campus newspapers. When was
the
last time a scheduled debate was canceled because conservatives
didn't like the moderator? When was the last time a liberal
broadcaster was fired for making anti-conservative comments?
Here's one more something to think about.
If you were in Berlin in 1934, watching Brown-Shirts beat people to
death in the streets, what would you do? What would you like to
do?
What do you think should have been done? There you
go. That's what we're dealing with.
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