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Now nearing the end of her first full week back on the air following the controversy and her subsequent vacation, advertisers are continuing to jump ship from “The Ingraham Angle.” Add Mitsubishi and IBM to the latest tally.
An interesting side note to these sponsors pulling out of Ingraham's show, almost all of them have added statements to the effect that they are going to be closely monitoring where all of their ads are placed in the future. That doesn't bode well for many Fox programs going forward.
You're really going to sit there and call a teenager a cretin because you disagree with him and completely ignore the fact that he had to hide in a damned closet while a madman with an AR-15 blew apart the bodies of over a dozen of his classmates?
My main problem with him and his friends is related to this pic (taken before their "friends" were even buried) backstage at 'Ellen'.
Organizations are people. They're created by people, maintained by people, and represent the interests of the people behind them.
The NRA represents the interests of firearms manufacturers, and also publishes magazines to make the rank-and-file believe they got something for their dues.
This is why the viewpoint of David Hogg and the Parkland Survivors is important. This is what you will get more of when you arm teachers. More guns is not the answer.
The NRA represents the interests of firearms manufacturers, and also publishes magazines to make the rank-and-file believe they got something for their dues.
They also publish people who use guns in self defense.
The also provide very good analysis of guns and calibers, to the rank-and-file.
I've never heard of the NRA killing anyone, have you?
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