"Blind Vote Protest" against the Commission on Presidential debates

ATLANTA - Oct. 7, 2016 - PRLog -- The Commission on Presidential Debates was created in 1987 by the then-chairmen of the Democratic and Republican National Committees, Paul G. Kirk, Jr., and Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr.

Since then, Frank Fahrenkopf has remained a leader in the Committee which today, seems to operate with the singular purpose of hindering debate access to those not running as either Republican or Democrat candidates.

How can we continue to profess democracy and encourage our people to get out and vote while we the voters are blindfolded and are not allowed to familiarize ourselves with all 4 candidates officially running for president, but are forced to choose from what the media refers to as "the lesser of two evils"?

If all votes truly matter, then we all deserve to hear from all 4 candidates at the next Presidential debate. The 4 candidates also deserve the right to be equally heard by us, the voters.

Set to be held on October 8th from 2pm, the rally will be in front of the CNN studios in Atlanta Georgia, not only because of the paramount role the network plays in televising the debates, but also the pivotal role their anchorman, Anderson Cooper continues to play as the moderator of the debates.

Hundreds of concerned citizens are expected to gather and peacefully show our grievance towards the blindfolds that the Commission on Presidential debates has put on our eyes.
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