Robert Reich here. Meta's censorship of progressive content is deeply troubling. That's why IMCA is reaching voters offline. Please chip in even just $1 to expand our billboard ad campaign.
Hi, it's Robert Reich. Over the past few weeks, we've seen repeated examples of Meta and TikTok censoring progressive content, and we have to consider the possibility that IMCA's videos could be suppressed as well. This is deeply troubling.
And with the midterm elections going down to the wire, we knew we couldn't rely only on social media to get our message out, reach voters, and change minds. We needed a plan B, and we had decided to try something out of the box for us: billboards.
We already have billboards in nearly every battleground Senate state, and we're experimenting with ads at grocery store checkouts to reach people as they go about their daily lives. And our message is resonating!
The secret to the success of our content, ads, videos, and billboards is that they focus on the core economic issues that voters are most angry about. And our messaging even reaches Trump voters in a way that doesn't disrespect or shame them.
With online censorship of progressive posts, our billboards are more critical than ever. In the final push to Election Day, we need one more infusion of funding to bring it to voters in the key states and districts that will determine control of Congress. So, can we count on our support?
Please chip in to help us educate the public and expand our billboard advertising campaign in the final days before Election Day.
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