"All Barack Channel" (ABC) bans TV ad against Obamacare

Network television station ABC has done it again.  Remember several weeks ago when the network agreed to become the personal television station for Barack Obama and the White House in order to help promote Obama's plan for socialized medicine?  Charles Gibson broadcast from the White House, and numerous other television shows on the station gave promotional time and advertising in the form of one giant infomercial for the President of the United States healthcare plans.   ABC seemed to outdo itself in the bias department, becoming little more than a shill for Obamacare.  The "All Barack Channel" is, sadly, a bit too representative of other major networks that also are card-carrying Obama Fan Club members.  They refuse to report on the truth as it relates to Obama's desire for socialized medicine, which in reality would only lead to more government power and less freedom for us all.

Flash forward to  today.  ABC is obviously still one of Obama's biggest supporters.  They have denied the League of American Voters the opportunity to air an ad on their network.  The ad points out just a few of the many flaws with Obamacare.  This is flat-out censorship.  Developed by Dick Morris, a Fox News contributor and past Clinton White House campaign strategist, the ad is being allowed on other stations and in several states.  You can see the commercial here:

Are major television networks in the habit of turning down revenue from commercials?  Especially in these trying economic times, one would think a network like ABC would jump at the chance to make a few dollars by broadcasting the ad by the League of American Voters.  However, in this case, ABC has an agenda.  That agenda is to support Obama's plans for socialized medicine and not support anyone who may disagree - like the League of American Voters.  Aside from having little in the way of quality programming, ABC also seems to have very little in the way of integrity.