KPFA listeners give Pacifica an earful on Tracy Rosenberg recall

by Grant

Fri, Feb 3, 2012 10:13PM

Read the latest mail from KPFA's subscribers to the Pacifica national board here.

http://www.savekpfa.org/listeners-speak-out/236-2

The board's refusal to appoint impartial oversight and hold a prompt vote on the Tracy Rosenberg recall is making people mad. The station's interim GM is also coming under fire for unfair electioneering.

And over 1100 subscribers have signed this petition to the Pacifica board:

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/pacifica_recall_oversight/signatures/page/23

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§See these other sites for a more truthful view

by KPFA/Pacifica supporter

Sat, Feb 4, 2012 12:45AM

archive.constantcontact.com/fs088/1105302426303/archive/1109028276976.html
http://www.stopthekpfarecall.org/

SaveKPFA, KPFAworker et al are deceiving the listeners.

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§Who funded the slick brochure?

by brightpath

Sat, Feb 4, 2012 11:37AM

At the recent truth meeting at the Unitarian Center, the questions were asked and went unanswered- who funded the slick recall piece on Tracy Rosenberg and why, Brian Edwards Tiekert did you hire Bush attorneys to sue the station? I guess the openness we expect of our progressive reporters does not apply to the SaveKPFA folks?

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§who funded the brochure?

by one listener

Sat, Feb 4, 2012 6:59PM

many listeners

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§Doubt It

by Alianna

Tue, Feb 7, 2012 5:30AM

According to your own Save KPFA website, the recall petitions were largely submitted by non-members of KPFA and Pacifica who paid $25 to "buy a vote" in the recall election.

That is not a recall.

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§This is a political attack on KPFA by the Democratic party - AGAIN

by Therese

Thu, Feb 9, 2012 2:25PM

From Save KPFA's web page: "Our own surveys indicate large numbers of listeners became members in order to vote in the recall election. With an estimated 400 people giving $25 in order to vote, the election expenses are a wash"

There were 582 valid recall petitions. 400 of them are estimated to be buy-a-votes.

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