Nation Rallies Against The Idea of Any Further Ado

By: Bobby Johnson, WTL

Updated: 6:46 AM CT, Wed February 16, 2022

As the United States ramps up for its midterm elections, we look once again towards many groups of people who have intent to get one cause heard. Many have come together for many different causes: animal rights, climate change, term limits. Yet, one group has a cause that this reporter thinks most people can get behind: The cause to fight 'further ado'.

Many believed this cause to be started because of recent election years where candidates abused their power to hold the people's attention. The nation saw a particular rise in ado over the last six years with the internet and social media gaining a stronghold in how things are reported and how candidates interact with their constituents. However, according to their leader, Jenn Barrowman, that is not the case.

"We are bringing this up now because that is when we will be heard," Barrowman said. "It doesn't have anything to do with the election cycle. It has to do with too much ado in everyday life!" Barrowman said that this is the most efficient way, and the concept behind getting rid of 'ado' begs for efficiency and respect. "We can't fight 'ado' with 'ado'. That's nonsense."

"It has to do with too much ado in every day life!"

We met with Lou Saunter, a man who changed the cause right after its inception. "The idea of cutting out the BS just spoke to me," Saunter said. "Every time I see an epilogue or a long speech or an introduction for someone who needs no introduction, I just lose my mind!" Saunter said he refuses to run ads for his local car dealership because he can't stand the thought of people thinking he is just making so much ado. "I don't want people thinking 'You mean to tell me I have to sit through a damn commercial and then, I have to put up with all this ado?'" While his business isn't doing as well as he'd hoped, his principles are undoubtedly solid.

"You mean to tell me I have to sit through a damn commercial and then, I have to put up with all this ado?"

The group has gained traction as numerous chapters have spread across the nation. They are very organized and have one goal: to change the social structure of needing to vamp, elaborate, and further cause 'ado'. Professionally, this reporter is worried. As a citizen, however, I can agree with their stance.

Update: Saunter's dealership went under. He now works full-time for the NAA (Nation Against Ado).