I wish they would pull ALL their advertising from ALL media as their ads are sophomoric and just plain embarrassing to REALTORS everywhere!  As for them getting political with it, just plain stupid.  Which explains their stupid advertising, I suppose.

Yes, Sue! I posted the screenshot of the tweet here in Q&A, which has since been removed and they have also since, backpaddled on the issue, saying they didn't mean the tweet. 

UNbelievable!

I heard that and I'm appalled... there is no room for political advocating by organizations such as realtor.com, if you ask me. Besides, it's very odd, as they are owned by Rupert Murdoch who also owns Fox network.

Good.....

Apparently REALTOR.COM is now back peddling on its Tweet

No did not see that article. Did they give a reason?

Debe Maxwell, CRS brought that up.  All these self righteous types, forget that  the dollars pulled out means that people may loose their jobs.  At a recent film festival, they pulled a Harvey Weinstein film and applauded themselves for their morals, and we said what about the residuals that the actors and others lost because of the film being pulled...very few people understand critical thinking.  A

Probably redirecting those funds to the Clinton Foundation

Sue Ginter I heard about it.

Glad to hear that news!

I have not read that....I have read many sponsors have over the last few days...

Good!

I did hear about it.

I would have pulled mine too.

More fake news - gotta stop reading those fake news articles LOL

No.

Sue, they weren't advertising there in the first place.  Yes, I not only read it but I called them out on it.  They're "pulling" their (non-existant) advertising because Hannity said "Let's give him the benefit of the doubt" and "Innocent until proven guilty."

You should look at the twitter responses, lots of agents ripping them a new one and pulling THEIR advertising dollars over to Zillow.

Yes, then they back tracked claiming that they don't participate in boycotts.

I am not sure why this is described as a "political stance". Pulling your advertising from a show where the host defends the actions of a child molester is just common decency. 

Yes, I read it here on ActiveRain.

Yes. I read this yesterday.  I will also become a Thompson Broker in 2018. I will officially be cutting my ties. 

Yes, I saw this.

     Yes.  Realtor.com deleted their Tweet after it received over 1000 negative comments. 

    The problem is, the Public equates realtor.com with all Realtors.  Many of the comments were, "I will never use a Realtor again; I will sell by owner."  

This reminds me in history where one day we are at war with a country or two and the next day we are pals again? This is human nature conduct

Thanks for sharing this information.

I've heard other agents talking about it but haven't read it myself to verify.

No, did not hear that. Not surprised!

I never listened to that show, so no.

Read more about it here...http://activerain.com/blogsview/5135994/ha---realtor-com-backpedals-on-hannity-boycott

There is no room for politics in marketing. The public looks at Realtor.com as it is an arm of all of us and does not know the Realtor association sold us out and sold it. 

Yes, saw it. We discussed it a few days ago. I don't like it they are taking a political stance.

Yes as other compnaies did also.