A former political ad maker is done staying quiet about the lies — and how to stop them
A former political ad maker is calling for increased accountability for super PACs and the media outlets that profit from airing political lies.
Should the U.S. Supreme Court make the right decision to better rein in super PAC money, making it easier to hold perpetrators financially accountable, change would ensue. Plus, holding the TV, radio stations, and print outlets running those lies (and making a ton of money from them), accountable, as well, writes Tim A. Schultz of Bratenahl in a letter to the editor.
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