i came across it on facebook, it was listed when i left another nader group as a related group. i think someone involved with the campaign started it, but that was before the e-mail they sent out today about the November 5th movement. The latest, final info seems to be http://november5.org

http://november5.org/

congressactiongroup.blogspot.com

She must be very proud of her son! It's sad it takes a ten year-old to educate the people who are supposedly teaching us about how to vote and how elections work.

i went to breakingpoint.org twice now, but it says the domain name is for sale, it's not a real website...

well said. great decision on the part of Koppel. now, i just wish i could vote with my television reception and get better news than what's offered by ABC and the corporate media, but unfortunately i don't have that option because we no longer control our public property (the airwaves).

I don't know that it won't make any difference. A lot of people think the whole campaign won't make a difference and we should prioritize and strategize by supporting a corporate candidate. I'm certainly not opposed to prioritizing and strategizing but I think you need to give me actual reasoning to back up what you mean by it. I think it sounded from the blog on votenader that people calling gallup may have made a small difference.
Also, my previous comment wasn't about thick skin or not, it was about documenting what happened with my call, encouraging others to do the same, and i'll admit insulting someone who more than deserves it for her involvement in silencing the voices of the majority of Americans. Almost all the newspapers I've seen get a huge part of their content from the AP. They haven't given ANY real coverage to someone at least 10 million americans plan to vote for. If 'growing thick skin' means just letting that go, i'm glad my skin's getting thinner.

Just called both of them. Left a message with Fournier's secretary. Cassata answered her phone and just said to call their complaint line and she didn't have time to talk--in this highly condescending tone of voice I might add, she sounded like a real jerk.

I called the number she gave me and it turned out to be an editorial desk and that person transferred me to a message line where I left a message explaining that if they're wondering why people don't buy papers much anymore, it might have to do with the fact that they're not covering what's important to Americans (ie the majoritarian issues and positions that Nader is standing for and millions of Americans are voting for come November). I hope they get inundated.

Sure, but I didn't write this, I passed on your comment to Crane though. :)

I just called Gallup (at the number above and was directed to Newport's assistant) and she said they ARE including all the third-party candidates in their primary question. Is this correct? Anyone know how I can find out for sure about this?
Thanks.