Sinclair Oil's logo would suit them

I'm sure you've heard by now that

[t]he conservative-leaning Sinclair Broadcast Group, whose television outlets reach nearly a quarter of the nation's homes with TV, is ordering its stations to preempt regular programming just days before the Nov. 2 election to air a film that attacks Sen. John F. Kerry's activism against the Vietnam War, network and station executives familiar with the plan said Friday. ...

Sinclair will preempt regular prime-time programming from the networks to show the film, which may be classified as news programming, according to TV executives familiar with the plan.

That last is to evade as much as possible any fairness or equal time questions.

You can get more info on how Sinclair Broadcasting views its civic responsibilities as a broadcaster from the Center for American Progress in an item here. (Thanks go to The Hamster for the link.)

Sinclair's reach, along with that of a number of other media conglomerates, has expanded thanks to the "reforms" instituted by the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Note the date before you start intoning "Bush out!"