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Do you want Impeachment? CALL THE MEDIA TODAY!!
Congressperson Dennis Kucinich will be giving a presentation during the Congressional Judiciary Committee being held tomorrow, Friday July 25th 2008, scheduled to start at 10:00 AM EST.. Discussing abuse of Executive power. In the below videos of his recent Alex Jones’ interview, Dennis Kucinich answered the question of the media refusing to report on Impeachment by asking us to contact the news media and insist they properly cover the event.
http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/dennis-kucinich-the-lions-den/
The failure of the media to cover such an important subject as Impeachment is unprecedented in American history. It shows that the U.S. corporate-controlled mainstream media believe it has the right to deny the American people news that is highly important to them. This cannot stand, and if we let them know it is being noticed, will not stand.
Congressperson Kucinich has specifically requested this: Considering all he has done and continues to do for us, perhaps that is not too much to ask… Contact the major news organizations and INSIST they fully cover and report on the Judiciary hearings tomorrow. If enough of us do, they will not dare ignore it as they currently plan to do; and as they have all other Impeachment news to date. Calling is more immediate and will make the most effect in this very time-sensitive event:
ABC News : 212-456-7777
CBS News : 212-975-4321
CNN : 404-827-1500
Fox News Channel : (212) 301-3000
NBC : 212-664-4444
MSNBC : (201) 583-5000
CNBC : (201) 585-2622
PBS : 703-739-5000
The Los Angeles Times: 800-528-4637 or 213-237-5000
The New York Times: 212-556-1234
USA Today: 800-872-0001 or 703-854-3400
The Wall Street Journal: 212-416-2000
The Washington Post : 202-334-6000
Associated Press 212-621-1500
Reuters: 646-223-4000
United Press International: 202.898.8000
Remember you can call these people anytime to let them know that their failure to cover Impeachment is being noted....
Many thanks to FAIR for the list ;)
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=111
