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House Members Who Oppose LPFM
Co-Sponsors of H.R. 3439

Rep Abercrombie, Neil
Rep Aderholt, Robert B.
Rep Allen, Thomas H.
Rep Bachus, Spencer
Rep Barcia, James A.
Rep Barr, Bob *
Rep Barrett, Bill
Rep Bartlett, Roscoe G.
Rep Bass, Charles F.
Rep Bateman, Herbert H.
Rep Bereuter, Doug
Rep Berkley, Shelley
Rep Berry, Marion*
Rep Biggert, Judy
Rep Blagojevich, Rod R.
Rep Blunt, Roy *
Rep Boehlert, Sherwood L
Rep Bonilla, Henry*
Rep Brady, Kevin
Rep Bryant, Ed*
Rep Burr, Richard *
Rep Burton, Dan
Rep Buyer, Steve E.
Rep Callahan, Sonny
Rep Camp, Dave
Rep Campbell, Tom
Rep Canady, Charles T.
Rep Cannon, Chris
Rep Chambliss, Saxby
Rep Clement, Bob
Rep Coble, Howard*
Rep Coburn, Tom A.
Rep Collins, Mac
Rep Combest, Larry
Rep Cook, Merrill
Rep Costello, Jerry F.*
Rep Cramer, Robert (Bud) Jr.
Rep Cubin, Barbara*
Rep Danner, Pat
Rep Davis, Thomas M.
Rep Deal, Nathan*
Rep DeMint, Jim
Rep Dickey, Jay
Rep Dicks, Norman D.
Rep Dreier, David
Rep Dunn, Jennifer *
Rep Edwards, Chet*
Rep Ehrlich, Robert L., Jr. *
Rep Emerson, Jo Ann *
Rep Etheridge, Bob
Rep Evans, Lane
Rep Everett, Terry
Rep Ewing, Thomas W
Rep Fletcher, Ernest L.
Rep Foley, Mark*
Rep Forbes, Michael P.
Rep Ford, Harold, Jr.
Rep Fossella, Vito*
Rep Franks, Bob
Rep Frelinghuysen, Rodney P.
Rep Frost, Martin *
Rep Gallegly, Elton
Rep Ganske, Greg*
Rep Gekas, George W. *
Rep Gibbons, Jim
Rep Goode, Virgil H., Jr.
Rep Goodlatte, Bob*
Rep Gordon, Bart*
Rep Green, Gene *
Rep Greenwood, James C.
Rep Gutknecht, Gil
Rep Hall, Ralph M.*
Rep Hastings, Doc *
Rep Hayes, Robin
Rep Hayworth, J. D. *
Rep Herger, Wally
Rep Hill, Rick
Rep Hilleary, Van
Rep Hoekstra, Peter
Rep Hulshof, Kenny C.
Rep Hutchinson, Asa *
Rep Isakson, Johnny *
Rep Istook, Ernest J., Jr.*
Rep Jenkins, William L.
Rep Johnson, Nancy L.
Rep Jones, Walter B., Jr*.

Rep Kingston, Jack
Rep Knollenberg, Joe*
Rep LaHood, Ray *
Rep Lampson, Nick
Rep Largent, Steve
Rep Latham, Tom*
Rep Lewis, Jerry *
Rep Lewis, Ron
Rep Lipinski, William O.
Rep LoBiondo, Frank A.
Rep Lucas, Frank D.
Rep Lucas, Ken
Rep Manzullo, Donald A.
Rep McCrery, Jim
Rep McHugh, John M.
Rep McInnis, Scott
Rep McIntosh, David M.
Rep Moran, Jerry *
Rep Myrick, Sue
Rep Neal, Richard E.
Rep Nethercutt, George R., Jr. *
Rep Ney, Robert W.
Rep Northup, Anne *
Rep Norwood, Charlie *
Rep Nussle, Jim
Rep Oberstar, James L.
Rep Olver, John W.
Rep. Oxley, Michael G,- Sponsor*
Rep Pallone, Frank, Jr.*
Rep Peterson, Collin C.
Rep Peterson, John E.
Rep Petri, Thomas E.
Rep Phelps, David D.
Rep Pickering, Charles (Chip)*
Rep Pickett, Owen B.
Rep Pitts, Joseph R.
Rep Rahall, Nick J., II
Rep Ramstad, Jim
Rep Riley, Bob
Rep Rogers, Harold *
Rep Ryan, Paul
Rep Ryun, Jim
Rep Salmon, Matt
Rep Sandlin, Max
Rep Sawyer, Tom*
Rep Schaffer, Bob
Rep Sessions, Pete
Rep Shadegg, John B. *
Rep Shimkus, John*
Rep Shows, Ronnie*
Rep Simpson, Michael K .
Rep Skeen, Joe
Rep Smith, Lamar
Rep Smith, Nick
Rep Spence, Floyd
Rep Spratt, John M., Jr. *
Rep Stearns, Cliff *
Rep Stenholm, Charles W.*
Rep Strickland, Ted *
Rep Stump, Bob
Rep Stupak, Bart*
Rep Sununu, John E.
Rep Sweeney, John E.
Rep Talent, James M
Rep Taylor, Charles H.
Rep Thornberry, William (Mac)
Rep Thune, John R.
Rep Tiahrt, Todd
Rep Turner, Jim
Rep Udall, Tom
Rep Upton, Fred *
Rep Visclosky, Peter J.
Rep Walden, Greg*
Rep Wamp, Zach
Rep Watkins, Wes
Rep Whitfield, Ed
Rep Wilson, Heather
Rep Wise, Robert E., Jr.
Rep Wolf, Frank R.
Rep Young, Don

* -Recieved Contribution from the NAB and/or other Industry PAC.

Who's being bought out by Corporate Media?
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The NAB Convention in San Fransisco will be an interesting one. Read this about some of the features and the special guests.

What everyone should know about corporate broadcast companies:

They pad the wallets of politicians to keep the "status quo".

They are using millions of dollars to prevent access to the airwaves for the public, community, educational and non-profit organizations.

They are the reason that the political wars are fought in 60 second ad's, and whoever has the most money wins.

They are the reason you only see what they want you to see on the news.

They bring in millions of dollars for advertising, but can't pay their workers living wages.

They are what is wrong with America today.

They lobby for new ways to keep the airwaves and media vacant of community and public service, it's not lucrative enough to serve the publics interest for community programming.

They are decieving and manipulative in their approach to media domination.

Only a few extremely RICH people control the majority of the entertainment, news, and other media programming that affects our daily lives. These few people use their wealth to push their anti-freedom agenda's through congress. You should know if your Representatives and Senators are enemies of free speech. The NAB is spreading blatant lies with the intent to block upcoming licensing that will allow for low power community oriented radio stations. The broadcasters are in a huge tizzy over this as it threatens their plot for media domination which impacts their bottom line. These LPFM stations won't be part of the corporate radio collective, and therefore are seen as threats. These are facts, anyone can look up exactly what kind of game the NAB is playing with the public. Your local radio market has undoubtedly seen some changes over the past 5 years, format changes, consolodation, promoting similar formats in adjacent markets, your favorite local dj's getting canned, no personal interaction, rarely if at all community service programming, and fewer choices of what to listen to. What started it all? The Telecommunications Act of 1996. This allowed for deregulation of the broadcast industry. For the most part it gave large corporations carte blanche to start throwing their money around and monopolizing radio markets. What if you only had three or four automobile companies to choose from, and they all pretty much operated the same way, sweat shop type labor, lack of concern for quality of product, only concerned with how much they can sell it for. Take a history lesson from the Railroad industry, the "Big Four",.... this is not how broadcast was supposed to be. Because of the corporate broadcasters being in bed with our lawmakers, whom WE ELECT, the public is getting dupped, and no one realises it. Until you have seen the ugly underbelly of the corporate broadcast world, people are oblivious to the long term and immediate damage the corporate broadcasters are causing the American public. It's sick, and until more people begin to peel back the scaley skin of these snakes, it will continue and become our worst nightmare. They will do everything in their power to be in control of how our life is influenced by the media. It's up to us to support the candidates that stand up for our freedoms and rights and vote out those who are being bought off by the NAB. It's time for this game to stop. THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE, it's infront of you right now.

National LPFM Applicants Committee has some more excellent information and resources relative to this issue. Local public programming is essential to our communities and LPFM can provide you with enriching and entertaining programming. There are wonderful analogies that put this situation in perspective, and allows for you to truely grasp the importance of this. You need to act NOW and tell your congressional representatives that it is important to YOU to have the opportunity to benefit from community oriented programming through Low Power FM radio stations. Tell them to support the FCC's Low Power FM Radio Service in the fight to give the public a chance to regain access to the airwaves. Support your local Low Power broadcasters, they need your help more now than ever before!

The ANTI-FREEDOM coalition known as the NAB has a listing of the representatives who have voted to take the airwaves away from the public.
Click here to find out if your congressional representatives are being paid off by NAB lobbyists to vote against access to LPFM.

BAN the NAB..... send a message to the fat cats in Washington who are getting paid to keep you from access to the public airwaves.


"The radio business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves
and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side."
- Hunter S. Thompson