Stop Complaining: We Have a Few Media Friends & Viacom is the

[BayStateBoy]

"Keys to the Kingdom. "

Sure, we have rather consistent allies like

Craig Crawford [e-mail]

Keith Olbermann [e-mail]

Ron Reagan [e-mail]

Ted Koppel [e-mail]

but media giant Viacom is hands down our best shot. They own CBS and a litany of other networks, supported Kerry and Viacom execs donated money to his campaign.

The big three at Viacom are Tom Freston
Leslie Moonves

RatherGate might make them pause, but won't deter them. I just don't know how to get information to these men who control the power. Please help.

[Rose Siding]

1. Um...the head of that company endorsed Bush

Media Mogul Maelstrom
The Viacom CEO endorses George Bush and sets off a debate about political partisanship

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6173187/site/newsweek/

[txindy]

2. If anything, 'RatherGate' will propel them forward

What have they got to lose? If they can show fraud, that may track back to the Killian memos.

[jrthin]

3. I hate when people

tell me what to do. And, really, the corporate media is not our friend. Don't let the few bones they toss our way confuse you.

[slappypan]

4. we have no friends in the media

None. Nothing will change until there are overturned CNN trucks on fire in the streets. Which doesn't seem to be any time soon.

[zelda7743]

5. We have one friend in the media

Jon Stewart....unfortunately, his is a comedy show.

[robbedvoter]

6. No friends. But we can make a splash when we gain momentum.

The Ohio fraud story (4000 votes in Franklin county) started here and made it.
We need to push it - fully knowing they are no friends of ours.

[judaspriestess]

7. Bill Maher

He is very outspoken in letting people know his disgust with the presidency and he is insanely funny about it. He is also very vocal about the democratic party being weak.