SMITH, Ark. Terry is not on the ballot everywhere, but he is on the ballot for Oklahoma's primary on March 6. Some viewers might see his ads as offensive, and wonder what they're doing on 40/29's airwaves. The ads contain images of aborted babies that...

"I don't think they have much choice." The 30-second spots are for anti-abortion activist Randall Terry, who is on Oklahoma's Democratic presidential primary ballot. "We are required by federal law to air commercials by qualified candidates running for...

This man, Randall Terry, has stirred up outlandish and unproven horror stories and pictures of aborted fetuses to stir up outrage over the abortion issue. Attempting to take away votes from President Obama by running as a Democrat to demonstrate his...

That leaves Romney with some explaining to do, particularly in Missouri, for several long days. He can say he was outspent on TV by Randall Terry. He can say he'll participate in the state's March caucuses, where the process of picking real delegates...

Terry is currently one of two Democrat candidates running in the 2012 election for President of the United States. Randall Terry is best known for being the Founder of Operation Rescue, the largest peaceful civil disobedience movement in U.S. history,...

NBC affiliate KSHB did decide to run a controversial anti-abortion ad from Democratic presidential candidate Randall Terry, who's on the ballot today in Missouri. Terry said several days ago that he wanted to purchase time on the station to air the ad,...

The Hill reported that the commercial also aired in Missouri. The ad, though appreciated by some viewers, evoked strong negative reactions among opponents and even some pro-lifers. One commenter, identified only as Susan, wrote on the Randall Terry...

Randall Terry, an anti-abortion activist from West Virginia, is challenging President Obama for the partys nomination. Terry purchased air time on several NBC affiliates in the state. At least two stations, including KYTV, refused to show the spot. At...

Here are the names that will appear on the Democratic ballot (in order they appear): Barack Obama, Randall Terry, Darcy G. Richardson, John Wolfe, Uncommitted. In an election primer sent to the News-Leader, Richard Struckhoff, Greene County clerk,...

5:00 pm Nick Cannon is celebrating his improved health with a trip to the Super Bowl.- 12:29 pm On the eve of Missouris presidential primary, a Democratic candidate accused KYTV of breaking federal law by not airing a political advertisement depicting...

FCC concluded late Friday that NBC's WMAQ-TV Chicago was not unreasonable in denying self-described presidential candidate Randall Terry an opportunity to buy an ad in the Super Bowl broadcast on the station. Terry had said WMAQ's refusal was...

Antiabortion activist Randall Terry, a write-in candidate for president, demanded that a Chicago station run an ad showing aborted fetuses during the Super Bowl. The FCC ruled against him. Read the full story at Christian Science Monitor

“We are considering our options, for the sake of future states,” Terry wrote in an email. “We are definitely going to court; the question is when, against who, and for what action. Continue Reading It was unclear whether that challenge was likely...

“When we’ve seen it in the Super Bowl, it’s been in the form of public-service advertising.” This year, however, candidates and coalitions are seeking to use the apolitical event to stir up political controversy. While an attempt by anti-abortion...

There's more below the fold. Operation Rescue is the perfect example of such an organization. Its founder, Randall Terry, openly supports terrorist tactics and shamelessly cheers the assassination of doctors. While the organization long ago forced...

Despite that, I will not be swayed from my beliefs. His way is not in my opinion the right way to get a point across, and the trauma that it has the potential to cause whoever comes upon the images is vile and unnecessary. ~Suzanne Gregory Randall...

FCC's media bureau ruled today that WMAQ-TV in Chicago could reject an anti-abortion ad that a pro-life group wanted to air during the Super Bowl. Anti-abortion activist Randall Terry, who said he is a candidate for Democratic nomination for president,...

Chicago television station has the right to refuse Randall Terry’s request to air an antiabortion ad during the Super Bowl, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruled Friday afternoon. The longtime antiabortion activist has been running for...

Federal Communications Commission ruled it was reasonable for a television station to refuse to sell air time during the Feb. 5 Super Bowl to an anti-abortion activist who says he is a Democratic candidate for president. Randall Terry, whose website...