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Furthermore, some suspect Dish Network themselves to be politically bias, arranging their programming to facilitate politically left news organizations being predominately available in all packages while limiting the availability of more moderate news organizations. Certain promotional events and charity related events either sponsored by or promoted by Dish Network have also seemed to lean to the political left. This detracts individuals not wishing to pay money to a politically influenced company. Even if the company is politically neutral, which is may or may not be, the programming packages often force individuals to subsidize networks that have offensive or politically charged programming. A la carte is a better option, yet Dish Network and DirecTV do not embrase A la carte, instead they prefer to force programming packages on their customers. This is the biggest problem with Dish Network and DirecTV.Furthermore, some suspect Dish Network themselves to be politically bias, arranging their programming to facilitate politically left news organizations being predominately available in all packages while limiting the availability of more moderate news organizations. Certain promotional events and charity related events either sponsored by or promoted by Dish Network have also seemed to lean to the political left. This detracts individuals not wishing to pay money to a politically influenced company. Even if the company is politically neutral, which it may or may not be, the programming packages often force individuals to subsidize networks that have offensive or politically charged programming. A la carte is a better option, yet Dish Network and DirecTV do not embrace A la carte, instead they prefer to force programming packages on their customers. This is the biggest problem with Dish Network and DirecTV. There has been some movement towards the federal government forcing these providers to offer true a la carte programming.