Call or write CNN, MSNBC, etc. Tell them

[Guaranteed]

that you're not watching their stations as long as they're feeding us tripe like Michael Jackson, Kobe Bryant, and Laci Peterson. Tell them that it's not a boycott, but you're just not interested- probably like a lot of other people.

While your at it, tell them that you want to see more of our Democratic candidates. That's what I'm interested in.

Tell them what you think here: http://www.cnn.com/feedback/

I did.

[alcuno]

1. It may be beyond their collective intellect, but I'll send one.

again.

[KAZ]

2. I've sent so many, but I'll do one more.

Thanks for the reminder.

[Guaranteed]

5. Good job

We need to let them know we're not amused by what they're trying to pass off as news. I'm sure they'll see it in their ratings, too. Then they'll really start listening to us.

[in_cog_ni_to]

3. Their ratings

have probably gone through the roof. You know America. Sensationalism sells and it's CHEAP for the networks. Just ask Roger Ailes. :mad:

[Guaranteed]

6. You know, I actually bet that

their ratings are hurting- I don't think people really give a crap about this stupid stuff, for the most part. People know there's more important stuff going on.

[elperromagico]

8. "Through the roof"

for MSNBC is about half a million viewers.

[SayitAintSo]

4. Been thinking the SAME thing !!!

I've written so many .... one more won't hurt.

[mmonk]

7. Either an advertiser boycott

or a refusal of everybody to watch are the only two ways to make them change. Emails let them know you're watching which is their goal.

[karlschneider]

9. I did too. But wonder if a sentient human will even read, let alone care

about my carefully crafted criticism. :eyes: