False Trump ads saying Biden wants to defund police. WLOS Continues To Run Blatantly Dishonest Ads By Thom Tillis Against Gulf War Hero Cal Cunning

Local TV stations should pull false Trump ads saying Biden wants to defund police
Updated Jul 24, 2020; Posted Jul 24, 2020


By Other Voices

I am beyond incensed that local television stations like WOIO Channel 19, WKYC 3 and WEWS News 5 Cleveland are airing ads from President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign falsely claiming that Joe Biden is in favor of defunding the police. Every major media outlet in the country has debunked this story, including Fox News. Local TV stations also aired last year’s false ads saying that China would take over Ohio’s energy industry if a referendum effort to overturn House Bill 6, the disastrous nuclear bailout bill, was successful. We all know how that ended. Badly.

TV station managers, show some class and pull these false ads.

Jeff Barge,

Cleveland

The Slime Continues On Sinclair's Whore Station WLOS

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina television stations have pulled a Republican attack ad against Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Cal Cunningham off the air after his campaign said the ad wasn't truthful.

The Charlotte Observer reports the National Republican Senatorial Committee paid for the ad. It ties Cunningham to a Paycheck Protection Program loan obtained by his former employer, WasteZero.

Cunningham is running against Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.

WRAL and WRAZ, both owned by Capitol Broadcasting Company in Raleigh, have taken the ad off the air. WSOC in Charlotte also has taken it off the air, according to emails from the station.

The Cunningham campaign said the ad was “blatantly false” in a July 30 letter.

NRSC spokesperson Joanna Rodriguez said Cunningham has been “hypocritically criticizing" the program "while the company where he spent seven years as an executive used a PPP loan to stay afloat.” She said the group stands behind the ad.

The Cunningham campaign says that WasteZero is not Cunningham’s company, and he didn't receive any PPP funding. The campaign says Cunningham is not a founder of WasteZero, and he does not hold any kind of ownership interest in the company.

The Raleigh-based waste reduction company received a PPP loan of between $1 and $2 million.

OpEd; TV greedy stations who run dishonest and traitorous ads should be shutdown or burned down whichever comes first. If the government won't do its duty, the people must and they will. Only treasonous whores would sell out the truth for a traitor's dirty money. 

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