Dear Don,
The New York Times just watched our videos—and decided you shouldn’t.
We tried to run a simple ad for Immigration 101—a free PragerU course giving Americans the facts about one of today’s defining issues. The ad itself didn’t even take a position. It didn’t attack anyone. It simply invited readers to learn.
The Times rejected it.
Their objection? One line from one video: “Defend the U.S. while you still have it.”
Apparently, The New York Times thinks that’s too dangerous for its readers.
Let that sink in.
Benjamin Franklin stood at the close of the Constitutional Convention and warned America is “a republic—if you can keep it.”
Would the Times have rejected Ben Franklin, too?
This amounts to gatekeepers in newsrooms deciding which ideas Americans are allowed to encounter—and quietly blocking the rest.
If we let them win, millions of Americans will never get the other side of the story.