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Posted By pc25 8 months, 1 week ago in News

Liberals have created a powerhouse propaganda machine that helped Moveon.org smear a four-star general, promotes endless environmental scares and brags it can place its left wing themes in the nation's leading newspapers.

Fenton Communications pitches for trial lawyers, collectively the largest contributors to the Democrat Party, as well as for the hard line environmental group Greenpeace; Venezuela's socialist leader Hugo Chavez; anti-war demonstrator Cindy Sheehan; and gay and abortion advocates.

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    pc258 months, 1 week ago

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    FTA

    Conservatives know liberals have built a powerful network of pressure groups who have entree -- where right wing groups do not -- into the newsrooms of the New York Times, Washington Post, NBC News and other left-leaning outlets........With offices in Washington, New York, and San Francisco, Fenton operatives work up smear campaigns whether the target is Gen. David Petraeus, Fox News' Sean Hannity or the conservative movement in general............
    Fenton, as do other liberal strategy groups, has a big advantage over their conservative counterparts. When a Fenton executive pitches a story to the New York Times et al., they are treated as a credible source trying to expose corporate or political evil. When a right-leaning PR firm tries to float a story, the liberal news media makes them the story: the vast right wing conspiracy trying to destroy an innocent liberal.

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    Klarissa8 months, 1 week ago

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    Wiki
    "David Fenton is the owner, CEO and founder of Fenton Communications, created in 1982 to promote issue-oriented public relations campaigns focusing on the environment, public health and human rights.

    Since founding the company, he pioneered[citation needed] the use of professional P.R. and advertising techniques by nonprofit public interest groups in the United States and around the world.

    Fenton is also co-founder of three independent nonprofit organizations: Environmental Media Services, which coordinates communications activities for environmental groups; New Economy Communications, which works on human rights issues in the global economy; and Death Penalty Information Center, an information provider.

    Fenton was formerly director of Public Relations at Rolling Stone magazine.[when?] He was co-producer of the “No Nukes” concerts in New York City, 1979.

    Fention is a native of New York City."

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      Klarissa8 months, 1 week ago

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      "Fenton, MoveOn Form Democratic 'Tuesday Team'

      Fenton Communications and client MoveOn.org announced today that the still unnamed "network" would use mainstream advertising executives to help produce advertising to help change the playing field this year.

      Besides Mr. Cranin, the group named as initial members of the team Tor Myhren, chief creative officer of Grey New York; Ernest Lupinacci, a former Wieden & Kennedy and Anomaly creative who is head of Ernest Industries and a consultant for Google; Bennett McCarroll, Grey Advertising's senior VP-director of broadcast production; and Paul Christopher Hicks, until recently writer and creative director for Hasan and Partners in Helsinki (working for Nokia) and previously with McCann in San Francisco.

      Fenton CEO David Fenton said more additions would be announced later. "We have felt for years that people in the commercial world would want to contribute to the environment and to electing progressive candidates. We decided to go out and put that to the test," he said.

      At the moment, the team has no clear candidate to support.

      So it will go after presumptive Republican nominee Sen. John McCain. Mr. Fenton said the first ads to come out of the group will be aimed at McCain, "telling the truth about John McCain and his policies, some about McCain's reputation and his turnabout on bunch of positions as he panders to the right."

      Unlike the members of Tuesday Team, who volunteered, members of the new team would receive nominal payments for ideas that get produced.

      He said the team would work for a variety of causes, not just MoveOn.org. Fenton also handles public relations for Global Green; Friends of the Earth; Bono's One Campaign; Refugees International; and Human Rights Watch, among others.

      "Right now, the idea is to help win the election and talk about issues on global warming and women's rights," he said, adding that the range of issues could be expanded upon later.

      Mr. Cranin, currently a consultant, said he had always been interested in politics. "I've always been intrigued and drawn to this world because it [like advertising] depended on strategies," he said. "On the one hand I liked that political advertising is blunt and consistent, but it's also as miserable as anyone thinks it is."

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        pc258 months, 1 week ago

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        quite the web site

        http://fenton.com/

        We believe in what we do.

        With more than two decades of serving the public interest, Fenton's team offers a full range of communications services that help our clients protect the environment, transform markets, improve public health, and advance human rights and social justice.

        Al Gore and "An Inconvenient Truth" — film, book, and outreach
        BlueWater Wind
        BornFree (PBA-free bottles)
        Patagonia
        Rocky Mountain Institute
        Soda Club USA
        Solar Energy Industries Association
        Sun Ethanol

        The American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment
        Appalachian Voices
        The Climate Action Network
        Climate Counts
        Earth Policy Institute
        Energy Future Coalition
        Evangelical Environment Network — "What Would Jesus Drive?"
        Environmental Defense Fund
        Friends of the Earth
        Global Green USA
        Goldman Environmental Prize
        Green for All
        Greenpeace USA
        The National Geographic Society
        National Religious Partnership on the Environment
        The National Wildlife Federation
        Natural Resources Defense Council
        SeaWeb — "Give Swordfish a Break"
        Step It Up
        The UN Environment Program
        AFL-CIO
        American Freedom Campaign
        Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy
        Campaign for America's Future
        California Nurses Association
        Campaign to Defend the Constitution
        ColorofChange.org
        Equality California
        Communications Workers of America
        Corporation for a Skilled Workforce
        Farmworker Justice
        Generation Engage
        Innocence Project
        Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights
        Legal Services NYC
        Lenders for Community Development
        MoveOn.org
        National Center for Lesbian Rights
        National Voice
        One Nation
        Oxfam
        Ploughshares Fund
        Project Enterprise
        Public/Private Ventures
        SEIU
        True Majority
        United Auto Workers
        Women's Voices. Women Vote
        Working America

        and hundreds more

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          Wolfie20078 months, 1 week ago

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          Fenton Communications and all it's clients are parasites. What happens when they finally kill the host?

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            pc258 months, 1 week ago

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            Fenton Communications clients reads like a who's who of the liberal left..........the company has been extremely effective in pushing a very liberal agenda on this country

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              halina238 months, 1 week ago

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              It's amazing at how close to socialism we are coming....great post!

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              mesodude8 months, 1 week ago

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              Looks like cons finally believe in the changes Obama is bringing to America. ;-P

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