The message was received and the plans for the appearance have been dropped. I am truly stunned that this actually worked and I owe everything to the people who took the time to join in on this. Please stay vigilant because we have shown that paying attention to these things …
Since joining John McCain on the Republican ticket, Governor Sarah Palin has injected the presidential campaign with a venomous tone unbecoming of the office she seeks.
In her most recent rallies, she has fueled racial hatred, riling up her angry base by questioning Barack Obama's background and suggesting he "pals around with terrorists."
Now Palin is angling to appear on Saturday Night Live alongside her alter ego Tina Fey. And rumors are circulating that she has been invited to appear on the October 25th episode of the highly rated comedy. That's just one week before the election.
We have all witnessed this year how Saturday Night Live's political sketches can effect the political conversation and sway public opinion. In particular, any candidate who has appeared on the show has experienced a post SNL bump in popularity.
Providing Sarah Palin with this televised forum to charm the American audience just one week before the election would not only be a misguided decision, it would be downright irresponsible.
So I hope you will take a moment to sign this petition urging Lorne Michaels and the other writers and producers of Saturday Night Live not to give Sarah Palin this additional network exposure. And I hope you will pass this petition along to anyone you know who might be interested in signing it.
Let's remind the producers of Saturday Night Live that the only Sarah Palin we wish to see on their show is the one played by Tina Fey.
I am truly stunned by the response to this request. This momentum belongs entirely to the people who decided that the tone of our public discourse matters. Seeing this grow beyond my wildest expectations reminds me that so many of you care deeply about holding our media accountable.
Reached 100 supporters
October 14, 2008
6 Comments
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Tom Duncan
17 years ago
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leave the politics to the real candidates. dont let her on.
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Sarah Medina
17 years ago
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THIS IS A BAD IDEA. Stop giving her a platform to spread more lies just for ratings.
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Jessica Rahman
17 years ago
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so tired of all the pandering. we get enough of her without her sitting in the chair next to tina fey. please reconsider.
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David Pearce
17 years ago
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SNL is supposed to be funny not a campaign stop. Lorne needs to wake up.
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Rebecca Spencer
17 years ago
Featured
Seriously? One week before the vote? Way to influence people in the wrong way. Keep it professional.
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Mike Garcia
17 years ago
Featured
Keep her off the air. Bad enough we have to see her on the news every five minutes.
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The message was received and the plans for the appearance have been dropped. I am truly stunned that this actually worked and I owe everything to the people who took the time to join in on this. Please stay vigilant because we have shown that paying attention to these things …
Since joining John McCain on the Republican ticket, Governor Sarah Palin has injected the presidential campaign with a venomous tone unbecoming of the office she seeks.
In her most recent rallies, she has fueled racial hatred, riling up her angry base by questioning Barack Obama's background and suggesting he "pals around with terrorists."
Now Palin is angling to appear on Saturday Night Live alongside her alter ego Tina Fey. And rumors are circulating that she has been invited to appear on the October 25th episode of the highly rated comedy. That's just one week before the election.
We have all witnessed this year how Saturday Night Live's political sketches can effect the political conversation and sway public opinion. In particular, any candidate who has appeared on the show has experienced a post SNL bump in popularity.
Providing Sarah Palin with this televised forum to charm the American audience just one week before the election would not only be a misguided decision, it would be downright irresponsible.
So I hope you will take a moment to sign this petition urging Lorne Michaels and the other writers and producers of Saturday Night Live not to give Sarah Palin this additional network exposure. And I hope you will pass this petition along to anyone you know who might be interested in signing it.
Let's remind the producers of Saturday Night Live that the only Sarah Palin we wish to see on their show is the one played by Tina Fey.
I am truly stunned by the response to this request. This momentum belongs entirely to the people who decided that the tone of our public discourse matters. Seeing this grow beyond my wildest expectations reminds me that so many of you care deeply about holding our media accountable.
Reached 100 supporters
October 14, 2008
6 Comments
T
Tom Duncan
17 years ago
Featured
leave the politics to the real candidates. dont let her on.
S
Sarah Medina
17 years ago
Featured
THIS IS A BAD IDEA. Stop giving her a platform to spread more lies just for ratings.
J
Jessica Rahman
17 years ago
Featured
so tired of all the pandering. we get enough of her without her sitting in the chair next to tina fey. please reconsider.
D
David Pearce
17 years ago
Featured
SNL is supposed to be funny not a campaign stop. Lorne needs to wake up.
R
Rebecca Spencer
17 years ago
Featured
Seriously? One week before the vote? Way to influence people in the wrong way. Keep it professional.
M
Mike Garcia
17 years ago
Featured
Keep her off the air. Bad enough we have to see her on the news every five minutes.
leave the politics to the real candidates. dont let her on.