Thread: Last Call for Lou Dobbs to run for President!

Friends of ALIPAC,

It is now or never for Mr. Dobbs to decide if he will throw his hat in the ring for President.

This is the last e-mail you will receive on the Lou Dobbs topic, unless you are signed up as a volunteer and/or potential contributor at www.LouDobbsforPresident.org. Only those that sign up on the Draft Dobbs site will receive future e-mail alerts on the topic of Lou Dobbs.

Many of you are thinking of not voting or voting for McClintObama or still working for Ron Paul, who has said several times he will not run as an independent.

For those of you who like Lou Dobbs, Lou needs our help. We have not told everyone what is happening yet because we have been busy on many projects, but Lou Dobbs is under fire.

The SPLC, ADL, and National Council of La Raza, along with George Soros group Media Matters all want Lou Dobbs and Glenn Beck OFF THE AIR! They are making a serious attempt to curtail free speech in America and to gag all of talk radio! This threat is real and in motion now.

Showing support for Lou Dobbs helps people see that he is valued regardless of if he decides to do us all a favor and run.

Please help us in the following ways.

1. If you are not signed up at www.loudobbsforpresident.org please do so now.

2. Please use the " Join Us!" feature to contact everyone you can about the site and ask them to keep the email going to others.

3. Please review all of the information below that we are sending out today. You can help by sending copies of our press release to all of the shows you like and any media contacts you can gather. You can also send copies of our Open Letter To Lou Dobbs to Mr. Dobbs to show your support.

4. You can write Mr. Dobbs your own e-mail encouraging him to run and view the Open letter by writing to Loudobbs@cnn.com and lou.dobbs@cnn.com

Please read these carefully and take action to distribute. Remember, what you don't know can hurt us all and hurt America.


RELEASE: The Lou Dobbs Deal, It's Now or Never Mr. President!
http://www.alipac.us/article-2978-thread-1-0.html

ALIPAC Open Letter: The Lou Dobbs Deal It's Now or Never!
http://www.alipac.us/article-2974-thread-1-0.html

ALIPAC files formal complaint over article bias in Chicago Tribune!
http://www.alipac.us/article-2973-thread-1-0.html

Biased Tribune article attacks ALIPAC and the Draft Dobbs effort!
http://www.alipac.us/article-2972-thread-1-0.html



The ALIPAC Team
www.alipac.us

Please Lou... America is needing you

With a population of 300 million all we have to show for presidential candidates are three like-minded politicians. All three are Washington insiders steered by special interests into supporting “comprehensive immigration reformâ€

This would be the perfect time for Lou to jump in. With chuckabee and mclamebrain as our only "winnable" options, he most likely could sweep the nomination.

There is no way the media could censor him as they have with Paul.

W- What can ALIPACERS do to directly contact CNN now? I'm asking for CNN executive or board member roster phone numbers or emails.

We do not want Lou handicapped in any way.

ADD: I found this on their website.

http://www.cnn.com/about/dotcom_executives.html

ABOUT CNN.COM
CNN.COM EXECUTIVES
CNN.com’s executive team guides the overall award-winning editorial coverage and business strategy for CNN.com, the Web site of the Most Trusted Name in News.


GENERAL MANAGER CNN.COM



David Payne

David Payne is senior vice president and general manager of CNN.com, the world's leading news and information Web site and the division responsible for CNN's Internet, wireless, VOD and broadband businesses. As general manager, Payne oversees all of CNN.com's operations, including business development, administration, finance, marketing, product development and editorial operations.

Payne is based in CNN's world headquarters in Atlanta and reports to Susan Grant, executive vice president of CNN News Services.

Previously, Payne was senior vice president of business operations and development for CNN Worldwide, where he oversaw the business endeavors of CNN's domestic networks and Internet businesses and was additionally responsible for negotiations with CNN's primary vendors and partners.

Payne has been with Turner Broadcasting System Inc. since 1993, serving in a variety of positions, including senior vice president and general manager of CNN/Sports Illustrated Interactive (where he was named to Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal's annual "Forty Under 40" list as one of the 40 most influential sports executives under 40), vice president of business affairs for Turner Sports, and vice president and Team Counsel for the Atlanta Braves, Hawks and Thrashers. Prior to joining TBS, Payne served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Washington, D.C.

Payne earned a bachelor of arts degree in public policy studies from Duke University, where he graduated cum laude. He also earned a law degree, with honors, from Duke University.


SENIOR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF CNN.COM



Mitch Gelman

Mitch Gelman is the senior vice president and senior executive producer of CNN.com. Named to this position in January 2001, Gelman oversees editorial operations for CNN.com, including coverage, production, programming and presentation of news and information.

Gelman is based in CNN's world headquarters in Atlanta and reports to David Payne, senior vice president and general manager of CNN.com.

In this role, Gelman guided the recent relaunch of CNN.com, the latest evolution in online news, resulting in an intuitive, enjoyable Web service that integrates video, photos, text, audio and interactive graphics to create a fresh and unique storytelling experience.

Previously, Gelman was executive editor of CNNSI.com. Before joining CNN in 1998, he was projects editor for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and from 1995 to 1997, he was with Starwave Corp as editor-in-chief of ESPNET Sports Zone. Gelman was a reporter at New York Newsday from 1987 to 1995, covering law enforcement, politics and immigration. He also worked for TIME Magazine in London and New York, and has written one non-fiction book and seven books on sports for children.

He shared in a Pulitzer Prize awarded to the New York Newsday staff for spot news reporting in 1992.

Since 2001, CNN.com has reported on the 9-11 terrorist attacks, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, changes in the American cultural and political landscape and on Hurricane Katrina. For that coverage, CNN.com has been recognized for editorial excellence by the National Press Foundation and the Online News Association and has received the RTNDA's Edward R. Murrow Award.

Gelman earned a bachelor's degree from the University of California at Berkeley.


EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF CNN.COM



Rena Golden

Rena Golden is the senior vice president and executive producer of CNN.com. Named to this position in June 2007, Golden is based in CNN's world headquarters in Atlanta and reports to Mitch Gelman, senior vice president and senior executive producer of CNN.com.

For CNN.com, Golden manages the site's daily production of news and information. Previously, Golden served as a senior vice president for CNN International, where she led the network through its ambitious "regionalization" strategy and managed the launch of many hours of cutting-edge news and feature programming.

At CNN International, Golden oversaw the editorial production, program development, talent and day-to-day operations of the network. Through her guidance, CNN International successfully integrated the networks' trademark world news and global business news with double-anchored regional programs from London and Hong Kong. In the fall of 2002, she led the development of Your World Today, the four-hour global news program anchored from CNN's headquarters in Atlanta.

Golden earned a bachelor's degree with honors in English literature from the University of North Carolina. She serves on the advisory boards of Atlanta Woman magazine and the New York Museum of Television & Radio's Documentary Festival and is a member of the Turner Diversity Committee.

I have signed up on the loudobbs for president website and sent this to everyone on my email list.
I also just emailed him a letter asking to save our country and run for President!

http://www.cnn.com/about/dotcom_executives.html The problem is, that no where that I can find will you see any way to contact these suits. No phone numbers, no e-mails no way to get in touch with them. Oh but Janet "La Raza" Murgia seems to have a direct line to them.