Today is Your Last Chance To Speak Out To Save Our Media From The FCC

[Breeze54]

This coming Tuesday, December 11, is the LAST day to send your
comments to the FCC, opposing the move of the right wing operative
Chairman Kevin J. Martin to remove the last restrictions from a total
mogul takeover of every newspaper, radio and television station in
the country.

Action Page: http://www.usalone.com/stop_media_consolidation.php

This is a fight we can win, just exactly as we did in 2003 against
his predecessor, the equally compromised Michael Powell, but only if
you speak out now, and join the upwards of 20,000 of our participants
who already have in response to this call to action.

Friends, we are still working to get this alert going at 2 AM in the
morning, because it is that important that we get every possible
voice to speak out now. We need your voice. There are some issues
where we need to pull out all the stops and get maximum
participation, not only because the issue is critical, but because
victory is within reach if we do. This is one of those issues.

The action page above will send your personal message not only to all
five of the FCC commissioners, but to all your members of Congress as
well, who are already working at their end to stop this rash proposed
giveaway by passing the Media Ownership Act of 2007. There is strong
bipartisan support for this bill, but they need your support to make
this legislation actually happen.

If you want to learn more about this issue, please check out the
links on the action page above. But whatever you do, go there.

Please speak out.

We really need you on this one, to keep a couple of greedy, self-serving corporations
from taking all our remaining free media outlets, and turning them into more cookie
cutter propaganda channels.

We won before. We can do it again. Help us win again.

There Is Also A Facebook Version Of This Same Action Page

Facebook Version:
http://apps.facebook.com/fb_voices/action.php?qnum=pnum738

What we have done by creating a Facebook version of all action pages
is open up the possibility of engaging their entire member base of 50
million in direct policy activism. At the current time, you must be a
Facebook member AND logged in to use the Facebook version action
link. If you are not already a member you can go to www.facebook.com
and register. Or must keep using our regular action pages. We'll
always be there for you.

Please take action NOW, so we can win all victories that are supposed
to be ours, and forward this alert as widely as possible.

If you would like to get alerts like these, you can do so at
http://www.usalone.com/in.htm

[GoneOffShore]

1. Done,

Kicked and recommended.

[Breeze54]

5. Thank you!

:patriot:

[thunder35]

17. thanks

[Breeze54]

28. Thank You, thunder35

Welcome to DU! :hi:

[EnviroBat]

2. Done, and Done...

[Breeze54]

6. Thank You!

:patriot:

[wtmusic]

3. Please kick/recommend. Very Important. nt

[Breeze54]

7. Thank You!

:patriot:

[wtmusic]

9. I saw Michael Copps (FCC commish) speak at a media forum in May 2003

and it was public outcry which prevented this from happening four years ago...we can make a difference.

[Breeze54]

13. That's when I became aware of the "ladies in pink".. remember that?

They stood up and shouted down Michael Powell who tried to pull the same stunt, despite the public outcry!

MEDIA DEMOCRACY: A Pink Slip for Michael Powell

16 May 2003

http://dc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/404/index.php

Thursday Code Pink held a rally and action at the Federal Communications Commission to protest its impedending lifting of caps on media ownership. Their action took place at the FCC's final public meeting ahead of the scheduled June 2nd vote to formally overhaul its regulations on media ownership. The proposed rules would dramatically increase the concentration in corporate ownership of the media, removing caps on the percentage of television market nationally and locally that can be owned by one company, and lift the television / newspaper cross ownership ban.

During the meeting Code Pink interupted the proceedings with a plea to the FCC commissioners to not adopt the proposed rules. A banner was also unfurled demanding "Public Interest Not Corporate Profit" and a pink slip, Code Pink's trademark scold, was on hand for FCC Chair Michael Powell. more
< Reclaim the Media | mikey zine video | FCC Hearing Official Video >

mikey zine video
http://flow.mediavac.com/ramgen/sinkers/2003/fccMay1503.rm

[Breeze54]

4. FCC Chairman Martin wants to rush media consolidation into the hands of fewer giant corporations!

DON'T LET HIM!!!!

Please send you comment opposing media consolidation now!!!

There Is Movement In Congress To Restrain The Runaway F.C.C.

If We Will Support It - 21,588 Submissions so far...

The one click form below will send your personal message to all your members

of Congress selected below, plus all the FCC Commissioners, with the subject

"Stop further media consolidation by passing S.2332"

At the same time you can send your personal comments only as a letter

to the editor of your nearest local daily newspaper if you like.

http://www.usalone.com/stop_media_consolidation.php

Do not allow the FCC to consolidate media outlets!!

[blm]

12. Push - PUSH - PUSH. The media is keeping this quiet.

.

[Breeze54]

14. Of course they are!!! They stand to profit from this... pass the word to all you know- NOW!

We can't let them get away with this!!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[Cha]

38. Of course they are..the

A$$hole$!

[wtmusic]

8. Done.

Thanks for the heads up. :thumbsup:

[Breeze54]

11. No problem...I forgot too. - Glad I checked my e-mail this AM!

;)

[slackmaster]

10. The media were sold out to big business by the FCC decades ago

Just try to get a license to operate a low-power FM radio station as an individual.

[Breeze54]

15. Not like this...please sign the letter and then alert all your friends today, to do the same!

Thanks!

[tom_paine]

16. K & R. On my way to the action site now.

:kick:

[Breeze54]

19. Thank You, Tom!

:patriot:

[Triana]

18. DONE.

My letter:

TO ALL THOSE ADDRESSED and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

I am aware that Mr. Kevin J. Martin, with little advance legal notice to the public, on November 9th, tried to push through a policy gutting the current FCC media ownership rules by December 11. Though a thousand protesting voices were present, Mr. Martin turned a deaf ear to them. Mr. Martin is obviously trying to pull a fast one and he needs to be stopped from such dangerous shenanigans.

S.2332 would do just that. It would require a full NINETY DAYS of public notice and comment time on any such proposed media ownership changes. It would also require protections for localism and DIVERSITY of ownership, including female and minority ownership.

I FULLY EXPECT my representatives in the Senate and Congress to SUPPORT S.2332 and I WILL BE watching their votes on this.

I ALSO EXPECT THE FCC to have more integrity than to let the likes of Mr. Martin shove his own media ownership rules through that agency - with little public notice - while ignoring public outcry.

What Mr. Martin has attempted is a dictatorial, self-serving, slimy, arrogant stunt. Please see that it doesn't happen again. You can do that by supporting S.2332.

Thank you,

[Breeze54]

20. Fantastic letter, Triana!!

Thank you for sharing your letter!! Concise and to the point!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

:patriot:

[oldgrowth]

21. Done !!!

[Breeze54]

22. Thank You!

:patriot:

:D

[spanone]

23. K&R

[Breeze54]

24. Thank You, spanone

:patriot:

[in_cog_ni_to]

25. DONE! n/t

[Breeze54]

26. Thank You, in_cog_ni_to!

I LOVE your signature! :D

:patriot:

[Breeze54]

27. Kicking to stop FCC Chairman Martin...

Please click this link to send your Rep and the FCC a letter of protest!

[Breeze54]

29. I can't allow this to drop off the page today....

I just can't. :(

Please sign the letter, if you haven't already.

[Armstead]

30. K&R and a Question

Actually two questions:

Does anyone know if this is revockable, either by Congressional action later or by a new FCC under a democratic president?

I think Martin will push this through the FCC no matter what. The real issue is getting Congress to slap it down.

[Breeze54]

32. It has been difficult to reverse already. We need to stop him now!

Clear Channel Communications, especially since the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecommunications_Act_of_1996">Telecommunications Act of 1996, acquired
many radio stations across the United States, and came to own more than 1,200 stations.

Concentration of media ownership

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concentration_of_media_ownership

snip-->

The Telecommunications Act of 1996 set the modern tone of "deregulation," a relaxing of percentage constrictions that solidified the previous history of privatizing the utility and commodifying the spectrum. The legislation, touted as a step that would foster competition, actually resulted in the subsequent mergers of several large companies, a trend which still continues.<2>

The FCC held one official forum, February 27, 2003, in Richmond, Virginia in response to public pressures to allow for more input on the issue of elimination of media ownership limits. Some complain that more than one forum was needed.

On June 2, 2003, FCC, in a 3-2 vote under Chairman Michael Powell, approved new media ownership laws that removed many of the restrictions previously imposed to limit ownership of media within a local area. The changes were not, as is customarily done, made available to the public for a comment period.

* Single-company ownership of media in a given market is now permitted up to 45% (formerly 35%, up from 25% in 1985) of that market.

* Restrictions on newspaper and TV station ownership in the same market were removed.

* All TV channels, magazines, newspapers, cable, and Internet services are now counted, weighted based on people's average tendency to find news on that medium. At the same time, whether a channel actually contains news is no longer considered in counting the percentage of a medium owned by one owner.

* Previous requirements for periodic review of license have been changed. Licenses are no longer reviewed for "public-interest" considerations.


The decision by the FCC was overturned by the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals in the decision Prometheus Radio Project v. FCC in June, 2004. The Majority ruled 2-1 against the FCC and ordered the Commission to reconfigure how it justified raising ownership limits. The Supreme Court later turned down an appeal, so the ruling stands.

[dysfunctional press]

31. like anything any of the serfs have to say is going to make a bit of difference...

face it- the corporate fix is in...we are now a democracy in name only.

[Breeze54]

33. The public fought it and WON in 2003 and we can again!

Please sign the letter and help stop media consolidation!

S.2332 would start by requiring a full and fair 90 days for the public to comment
on any such proposed rule changes. It would also require protections for localism
and diversity of ownership, including female and minorities.

The one click form below will send your personal message to all your members of Congress
selected below, plus all the FCC Commissioners, with the subject
"Stop further media consolidation by passing S.2332"

At the same time you can send your personal comments only as a letter to the editor
of your nearest local daily newspaper if you like.

http://www.usalone.com/stop_media_consolidation.php

[Ignis]

34. K&R. The Facebook app is slick. (nt)

[Breeze54]

35. Thanks, Ignis! - I haven't seen the Facebook post yet. - It looks good?

I'll have to go there. I just hate having to register there.

As it is, I barely use my My Space account.

[Ignis]

39. FaceBook and MySpace have very different looks & feels.

If you don't much use one, try the other. They seem to attract opposite aesthetics. :)

Be sure to look up the "I Am Democrat" application if you use Facebook.

[Breeze54]

36. Apparently I have an acct there! LOL but it won't let me log in

:argh:

It keeps telling to enable my cookies but they are already enabled.

Then it told me to get Firefox but I already have Firefox.

I'm waiting for a reply from the management.

"You must log in to see this page."

I hate this crap!

[Ignis]

40. Try closing all browser windows, or even a reboot.

You know, the Microsoft solution. ;)

[Breeze54]

44. I guess I'll have to ...I'm waiting until later though...

I'm to aggravated with it right now.

I checked all my FF settings and there's no reason I should be blocked by Facebook.

Thanks for the advice though. ;)

[Cha]

37. Breeze, you're a Peach!

Thank you for this..not too many sigs, so far, huh?

[Breeze54]

42. Thank You! lol - A peach?

:rofl:

Well; last they updated there were over 23,000 signatures but we could use a helluva lot more!

By 'we'... I mean ALL the people in the United States! :P

Thanks for signing and kicking this, zidzi !

:patriot:

I laughed at your comment because my Dad used to refer to me as a 'peach'

but in a sarcastic way! :rofl: As in ...*sigh* "You're a real peach!" :P

[Cha]

45. I saw it on a note

yesterday that one of my friends called another friend who really helped out our co-op and it resonated. We love nice sweet organic peaches!

I've never heard said sarcastically..that's kinda ironic! You've become a real Peach!

[Breeze54]

47. Thanks! But he was just kidding with me.

I probably wasn't making a lot of sense at the time, as a preteen but thought I was! :P

Thanks for the compliment. ;)

[Cha]

49. Oh, good..thanks for

the clarification! He sounds like a sweetie!

[Sugar Smack]

41. Done. Thank you for the heads-up.

This is important.

[Breeze54]

43. I agree, it's very important! -- Thank You, Sugar Smack!!

:patriot:

[Kurovski]

46. Done

and recommended.

[Breeze54]

48. Thank You, Kurovski !

:hi:

:patriot:

[Kurovski]

50. No, thank YOU.

:hi:

[Kurovski]

51. Kick. (nt)

[Breeze54]

53. You rock, Kurovski !!

:yourock:

[Breeze54]

52. Time is running out... only nine hours left to sign!

C'mon people!!

Please spread the word to everyone in your e-mail address book!

[slipslidingaway]

54. Done and thanks for the reminder K&R n/t

[Breeze54]

56. Thank You, slipslidingaway!

I must have posted just as you did and I didn't see your post until just now.

:patriot:

:hi:

[slipslidingaway]

64. You're welcome, our votes and our media, without those we are

lost.

I posted some additional information in the link below. They need emails TONIGHT before the hearing tomorrow.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=2445708&mesg_id=2450101

:hi:

[Breeze54]

66. Yes, they need us to sign at the link in the OP!

They are sending the e-mails directly to all the FCC members and all our reps!

I worry about the solitary e-mails because the rethugs have been known to NOT allow them to get through.

Thank you for keeping vigil with me on this! :yourock:

[slipslidingaway]

67. I understand about the solitary emails and did sign at the link in

the OP and I'll send individual emails to FCC Commissioners tonight.

This thread should have more views, replies and R's, but this will be another

:kick:

[Breeze54]

68. I agree...

More need to 'pile' on THIS and not the other BS that seems

to be flamebait and that I'm avoiding, as best I can. :P

I can't get distracted. This is way more important today, in my view.

You are awesome!

[slipslidingaway]

74. Yes, I try to avoid the distractions as well, but they surely do bury

some important topics such as this.

:blush:

But you were the one who put this thread together!

:toast:

[Breeze54]

75. Well; a lot of people helped keep it upfront... for a time.

Intelligent people like you! :toast:

The rest just may not understand the implications of this not being stopped!!

I mean, not stopping the new FCC a-hole chairman! Gawd!

I can't wait until we take back the full Senate and the WH!!

:banghead:

Some think signing these things doesn't matter but I know it matters!!

All the reps get worried when they get engulfed with e-mails and petitions!!

It DOES MATTER!!!!!! They DO take notice!!!!

:loveya:

[slipslidingaway]

91. Great job, see my last post so I would still email and call after

the sequence of events in 2003.

Post #89.

:yourock:

[Breeze54]

55. Kicking for the evening crowd.

sign?

[Kurovski]

57. Kick. (nt)

[Breeze54]

61. You're a sweetheart, Kurovski !

Thanks for keeping an eye out!

I had to run to the store for rock salt before I fall in my driveway on the ice
and nobody has any, so I had to run from store to store to find some. I found
a stash at a small convenience store! Yeah!! :P And I'm not telling anyone! :rofl:

So, thanks for keeping this kicked in my absence! Much appreciated! ;)

[babylonsister]

58. Very important! Rec'd. nt

[Breeze54]

59. Thank You, babylonsister!

:patriot:

[babylonsister]

60. You're very welcome, and I signed it, too. Someone needs to stop

Kevin Martin; I hope they get the message with this.

Thanks for posting!

[slipslidingaway]

62. Also phone and email the FCC, more details below

Reference 6-121, Media Ownership Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

Phone: 1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322)
Emails on the main FCC page
http://www.fcc.gov/

I just called the main number and they would like comments in writing, there is a hearing tomorrow on the proposed change and a vote next week by the commissioners.

OR

You can make a public filing using the link below, but as noted on the page the information you submit will be available to the general public.

From the FCC site
http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs/Upload/

"To file a Public comment, choose one of the open proceedings listed below and click "Continue".

Media Ownership Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking - Docket 06-121

The Commission invites comment on its rules regarding the ownership of radio and television stations and newspapers

NOTE: The filing you are making is a public filing.
Any information that you submit will be available to the general public."


The proposed change and additional links were found here...

http://rantsfromtherookery.blogspot.com/2007/11/we-have-until-december-11th.html

"We have until December 11th

To make the FCC, Congress and the White House hear our voices. After that, it is too late.

Bill Moyers tells us:

There's a new twist this week. Despite overwhelming public opposition from across the country and the political spectrum, the Chairman of the FCC, Kevin Martin, isn't letting up in his relentless push to allow a handful of media giants swallow up more of your local media.

He made it official on Tuesday: He intends to lift the longstanding ban that keeps one company from owning both the daily newspaper and a radio or television station in the same market.
Rick Karr of the Bill Moyers Journal provides the background: (Go to his site for the links that didn't copy):

The first steps are likely to be taken by the FCC. Its chairman, Kevin J. Martin, has proposed changing what's known as the ”Newspaper/Broadcast Cross-Ownership Rule” (pdf) – in other words, he wants to let newspapers buy radio and TV stations in the cities where they're published.

Martin argues that the change would only affect the country's 20 largest urban areas, but his Democratic colleagues on the FCC disagree (pdf). Martin has set a deadline of Dec. 11 for public comments; sources in Washington tell us that the FCC is likely to vote a week later, on Dec. 18..."


Bill Moyers Video and transcript
November 16, 2007
http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/11162007/watch.html


Bill Moyers talks with FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps
August 24, 2007

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/08242007/profile.html

"...In 1984 the number of companies owning controlling interest in America's media was 50 — today that number is six. The Federal Communications Commission is once again considering whether to revise media ownership rules and let these media conglomerates get even bigger...


"MICHAEL COPPS: When we had this near disaster four years ago..."

( The people) "They got mad. So three million people, three million people contacted the FCC back in 2003. When I went there in 2001, I didn't know three million people knew there was a place called the Federal Communications Commission. But they knew.

And about 99 percent of them, 99.9 percent were-- were adamantly opposed to what we were doing. And Congress, the Senate went on to disapprove Powell's rules. The court sent them back to the commission to redo.

Citizen action can still work. We all get kind of frustrated in the 21st century. And you know, the big guys rule everything. And to a large extent, they-- they have too much power. But concentrated citizen action can still work. When three million Americans speak up, Congress pays attention. The country pays attention. And things can happen. And they can still happen. And that's where my hope is right now..."

[Breeze54]

63. I think it's to late to call if they want comments in writing!

I think sending a letter is the best way right now.

Thanks for all the added info! :yourock:

[slipslidingaway]

65. Send emails tonight directly to the FCC and some calls tomorrow

probably would not hurt.

Thank you! And you're welcome...again :)

[Breeze54]

69. It's your last chance, it's your last dance...... on this!!!

:P

But, but I want to keep dancing!!

Please sign so that we can all keep dancing!!! :D

. . . . .

[Breeze54]

70. Kicking....again! please check in here if you haven't sent the letter yet!

:P

.

"Send de letter! De sooner, de better!"

[Breeze54]

71. Please get this on the home page!!

We need the lurkers to sign this also!!

Please? Pretty please with a cherry on top?

Just doing some !

[Breeze54]

72. KICK!

Hey you? Do you really want Faux 24/7? Please sign this!!

Thanks.

[Breeze54]

73. I know I don't want faux suxs 24/7 at all! ~ GRR!!

:kick:

[Breeze54]

76. To #31- R & K....

Thank You!! :yourock:

:patriot:

[Breeze54]

77. Thank You, # 32 R & K!

:loveya:

:hi:

[smokey nj]

78. Done K&R!

[Breeze54]

79. Thank You, smokey nj !

:loveya:

:yourock: :patriot:

:hi:

[Breeze54]

80. Thank You to R # 34 too!

:D

:yourock: :patriot:

:hi:

[Breeze54]

81. 15 minutes to go..EST!

Sinez the 'fucking' paper!! :P (line from Monty Python)

Please.

[OzarkDem]

82. Done, there's still time

This is really important, folks.

[Breeze54]

83. Thank You, OzarkDem! - I hope you're right!

:yourock: :patriot:

[slipslidingaway]

98. FCC update from today...

when I called yesterday the person said to watch the site for news. It appears that next week's meeting might cover more than some had expected???

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-278897A1.pdf

"FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS MEDIA CONTACT:

December 12, 2007 Rick Chessen [phone]
Rudy Brioche [phone]

JOINT STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS AND
COMMISSIONER JONATHAN S. ADELSTEIN

We are deeply disappointed that the announced agenda for the December 18 open
meeting includes media ownership. This is a huge mistake. The FCC should have heeded the
calls of Congress and the American people to conduct a credible process on an issue of this
importance to our very democracy. That means providing a meaningful opportunity for public
input, rather than the callous disregard exhibited thus far – most recently, the Chairman
circulated a draft decision on his proposal two weeks before public comment was even due! And
it means taking meaningful action on minority and female ownership and broadcast localism,
rather than the mish-mash of half-baked ideas currently before us.

We have been engaged in internal discussions to try to get our processes back on track.
We wish those discussions had led to better results. At this point, given the lateness of the hour,
we hope that either we can turn this around internally, or that Congress can save the FCC from
itself."

[Breeze54]

84. Thank You R # 36!

:yourock: :patriot:

:hi:

:toast:

[tnlefty]

85. Thanks Breeze54!

I sent my comments. I just hope that it helps.

:dem:

[Breeze54]

86. Thank You, tnlefty!

:hug:

We all appreciate you taking the time to send your thoughts to them. :hug:

It DOES matter... You matter!! :patriot:

[Kat45]

87. Done.

Now time for bed.

[Breeze54]

88. Thanks...get some rest, notmyprez.

:patriot:

:yourock:

[slipslidingaway]

89. Took about ten minutes to email the five commissioners, hearing

is tomorrow and vote is next week.

Click on the commissioners name on the right side and then email link on left side.
http://www.fcc.gov/

Here is the link for Martin
http://www.fcc.gov/commissioners/martin/mail.html


Reference "Media Ownership Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking - Docket 06-121"

Which will lift the ban and allow companies to own both the daily paper and a radio or TV station in the same market. No more consolidation!


IMO in addition to signing the petition in the OP, continue to send emails to the FCC.


-------HERE'S WHY----------

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/08242007/transcript1.html


MICHAEL COPPS: When we had this near disaster four years ago when then Chairman Powell tried to impose new rules and actually got them through the commission over Commissioner Edelstein and my objections, I think those folks thought this wasn't something that really concerned the American people. Two arcane signal contour over-- overlap. And how many outlets can a company own.

But we go out and tell the people, these are your airwaves we're talking about. And they remember that they-- they own those airwaves. And we've got this little agency on the shores of the Anacostia River mucking around with them in secret. Don't want to have a lot of hearings or anything like that.

They got mad. So three million people, three million people contacted the FCC back in 2003. When I went there in 2001, I didn't know three million people knew there was a place called the Federal Communications Commission. But they knew.

And about 99 percent of them, 99.9 percent were-- were adamantly opposed to what we were doing. And Congress, the Senate went on to disapprove Powell's rules. The court sent them back to the commission to redo.

Citizen action can still work. We all get kind of frustrated in the 21st century. And you know, the big guys rule everything. And to a large extent, they-- they have too much power. But concentrated citizen action can still work. When three million Americans speak up, Congress pays attention. The country pays attention. And things can happen. And they can still happen. And that's where my hope is right now.

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/08242007/transcript1.html


http://www.fcc.gov/commissioners/martin/mail.html

[Breeze54]

92. Right on!

"When three million Americans speak up, Congress pays attention."

That is true!! They do listen and they do move their collective asses! :P

Thanks, slipslidingaway.

I'm getting tired.... thanks for all your help.

I hope this keeps kicked.

Maybe if people still send e-mails past midnight, they'll still be able to get through.

:hug:

Great links too! You did more work than me on this. Much appreciated

[slipslidingaway]

94. I'll kick it again tomorrow ...

and you're welcome. The person on the phone said to check the FCC website over the next week or so for updates, vote is scheduled for the 18th.

Not done yet :)

[Rex]

90. Bye bye free airwaves - hello digital life.

It was free while it lasted.

[Breeze54]

93. It figures you'd post something juvenile and uninformed.

"Bye bye free airwaves - hello digital life."

What an uninformed comment. :eyes: Now you're embarrassing yourself.

Typical of you lately. It's a pity... Do you ever give it a rest?

I thought you cared about this country and wanted to take it back but it
seems like you only want to get attention, instead of doing the real work.

[Rex]

99. You sure do complain a lot.

Cry me a river. You work, funny. Funny stuff from you.

[EV_Ares]

95. Remember Hillary and Rupert Murdoch who held his big fundraiser

for Hillary and intends to further consolidate his media holdings in 2008 including a takeover of the NY Times.

[april]

96. done

[SlingBlade]

97. I've dont it before

But a second cant hurt :7