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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 2128494" data-attributes="member: 56035">from a huffpost article and i heard some of the other guys i listen to mention it.re: 1.9 billion in free advertising for donald trump:&quot;France enforces its mantra of “equality” all the way to the finish line of the presidential campaign. For five weeks before the second round of the election, the law mandates that all candidates are given (truly) equal time on television and radio. If an anchor, whether on a public or private channel, interviews Sarkozy or Hollande on prime time, for example, she has to interview the New Anti-Capitalist Party candidate Philippe Poutou and the “Debout la République” candidate Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (both currently polling at 1 percent) on prime time for the same length of time over the next few days. Airwave time and exposure is monitored and enforced by the state’s Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel (High Council for Audiovisual).&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 2128494, member: 56035"] from a huffpost article and i heard some of the other guys i listen to mention it. re: 1.9 billion in free advertising for donald trump: "France enforces its mantra of “equality” all the way to the finish line of the presidential campaign. For five weeks before the second round of the election, the law mandates that [B]all candidates are given (truly) equal time on television and radio.[/B] If an anchor, whether on a public or private channel, interviews Sarkozy or Hollande on prime time, for example, she has to interview the New Anti-Capitalist Party candidate Philippe Poutou and the “Debout la République” candidate Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (both currently polling at 1 percent) on prime time for the same length of time over the next few days. Airwave time and exposure is monitored and enforced by the state’s Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel (High Council for Audiovisual)." [/QUOTE]

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