Want to Boycott Fox News Sponsors? Here's a List

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AARP Medicare Supplemental Insurance
Amway Global
"Anything Goes" CD
Audi Diesel
BMW
Baron & Budd P.C.
Benadryl
Binder & Binder
Broadview Security
Bush's Baked Beans
Capitalone.com
Celadrin (joint health)
Chef Michael's Canine Creations
Chevrolet
Citracal
Direct-TV
Dove Deep Moisturizer
Easy Water (water softener)
Expedia
Fidelity Investments
Ford Motor
FreeCreditReport.com
Geico
Goldline International
Gotomeeting.com
HSBC Life Insurance
HealthMart Pharmacy
Lear Capital (gold)
LensCrafters
Liberty Medical
Lincoln (autos)
Loan Modification Help Line
NFL Sunday Ticket
Nextel
NutriSystem
Pearle Vision
Quicken Loans
Re-Bath remodelers
Red Lobster
Scottrade
Slap Chop (kitchen device)
Smart Balance
Travelocity
USPS Priority Mail Flat-Rate Box
Verizon Wireless
Vonage
Walmart
ZeroWater (water tester)
Zyrtec

Boycott engage!

Nobody on that list that I CAN boycott since I don't use any of it! I am proud today! :)

Figures.

Benadryl and Zyrtec are manufactured by McNeil Consumer Healthcare based in Fort Washington, PA. McNeil is owned by Johnson & Johnson, a global manufacturer of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and consumer brands based in New Brunswick, NJ.

Chef Michael's Canine Creations is manufactured by St. Louis-based Purina, which is owned by Nestle SA, a multinational packaged food product manufacturer based in Vevey, Switzerland, with a USA headquarters in Glendale, CA

Dove products are manufactured by Unilever, a multinational corporation based in the Netherlands and the UK, with a USA headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, NJ.

Citracal is manufactured by Bayer AG, a Germany-based manufacturer of chemicals and pharmaceuticals with a USA headquarters in Pittsburgh.

Red Lobster is owned by Darden Restaurants, an Orlando-based restaurant operator that specializes in casual dining venues such as Olive Garden.

If you decide to boycott the brands of these corporations that advertise on FauxNews, don't forget to go up the chain and let their parent companies know. The biggest of them, no strangers to controversy, might be more sensitive to bad PR than their subsidiaries may be.

I think we need to go after them for advertising on a specific show - like Hannity.

It did absolutely zip. But the zealot Christians had effect for some reason. Maybe it was because they were the willing dupes of the money elites.

my .02