The Project to Fight Left Wing Media


A Tale of Two Broadcasters . . .

And the Hypocrisy of Many Fortune 500 Companies



In June of this year, David Letterman made extraordinarily offensive comments about Sarah Palin and her 14 year old daughter. FireDavidLetterman called on advertisers to drop the Letterman Show, and CBS to fire Letterman. A few advertisers did this, but many simply ignored these calls.

In August of this year, Glenn Beck expressed his personal opinions about President Obama. These comments were of a different nature than Letterman's nasty personal comments about Sarah Palin and her family. A left wing advocacy group, the Color of Change (you know, the group that admitted Communist and Barack Obama advisor Van Jones founded) called for advertisers to drop Glenn Beck. Apparently, some advertisers responded to this call.

Our purpose is to confront these advertisers with their own hypocrisy and lack of consistency, directly, and in their pocket books.

Summary of the Project:
The Top 100 Advertisers in America spent over $100 billion in 2008 to market their products. Most of this money
was spent on the traditional left wing media. Our goal at The Project to Fight Left Wing Media is to persuade these advertisers
to dramatically decrease their spending on traditional left wing media, and to increase their spending on the conservative new media
that provides mainstream America with honest news and information not biased by left wing philosophies.

Our tools are classic: we will boycott the products of those advertisers who most blatantly support the most dishonest members of
the traditional left wing media. In addition, we will conduct proxy fights using shareholder power to persuade the most egregious
publicly traded advertisers to change their advertising purchasing behavior. We will begin by RATING the top 100 advertisers, as ranked by Advertising Age. (See below).



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