Handy Rolodex Page of MEDIA CONTACTS for making post-debate comments.

[Lex]

This has A LOT of media contacts on it, already hyperlinked:

http://www.fairpress.org/rolodex.htm

[PROGRESSIVE1]

1. Thanks! I'll remember this for tonight.

[Lex]

2. Yes, and the links are ready to hit and write a comment.

Maybe we can kick it up several times tonight.

[Shopaholic]

3. Thanks!

Great link!

[Demit]

4. I guess it still works, but do you know that's a freeper site? Created to

counter liberal bias?

[Lex]

6. Good, then we can hit all the addresses and REALLY set the media straight.

Nice of the freepers to compile everything in a handy format like that!

Do the freeps really email Fox News and complain?

LOL!

[splat]

5. Don't piss them off

Reporters on deadline don't want this aggravation. They're not going to use it.

Dana Milbank said in a WashPost chat the day after last week's debate that some reporters on deadline got 700 emails in their boxes, clogging their systems and keeping them from finding replies from people they had asked questions of.

He called it a huge mistake by the Kerry people.

Think! Send an original letter/email to the editor of your hometown paper instead through usual channels.

[Lex]

7. Wonder why they never whined and cried when the freepers filled up

their email boxes?

I don't get it. When the Dems send in their messages en masse, then the reporters simper and whine, but when the Freepers do it, you never hear a single complaint.

Weird, huh?

[bush equals idiot]

8. I agree.

If you just hit the polls after the debate, that's more important. If you do all of them that will be recommended here, it will keep you more than busy.

Emails can be done tomorrow, as well as the message board counters.

[Bucky]

9. Definitely worth a bookmark