Who is The Progressive Slate?
We want answers.....
We want answers.....
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In November 2011 the Advancement Project was in the running for a $50,000 grant to build a website. This group has 146 people who "like" their facebook page & they post numerous connections showing to be a political group. Is this not against Pepsi's rules?
There were groups in the running for $50k during November 2011 that had over 5,000 "likes" to their Pepsi page through facebook that finished below the top 10. This is an example of how strong The Progressive Slate is and how they need to be stopped. Pepsi should be forced to audit their voting database and compare it to the political voting campaign list of the people they share office space with.
In November 2011 the Advancement Project was in the running for a $50,000 grant to build a website. This group has 146 people who "like" their facebook page & they post numerous connections showing to be a political group. Is this not against Pepsi's rules?
There were groups in the running for $50k during November 2011 that had over 5,000 "likes" to their Pepsi page through facebook that finished below the top 10. This is an example of how strong The Progressive Slate is and how they need to be stopped. Pepsi should be forced to audit their voting database and compare it to the political voting campaign list of the people they share office space with.
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From the Advancement Project's facebook page you can see that they are toying with the breaking rules on the political side. They may have manipulated their Pepsi Refresh Idea to look "legit" but they are not fooling anyone. We will not give up until Pepsi acknowledges what is happening.
Advancement Project budget for November 2011 Pepsi Refresh Everything
