The Republican National Committee on Friday approved a resolution to block CNN and NBC from hosting GOP presidential primary debates — that is, unless they scrap plans to air programming about likely 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

The resolution harshly criticized both networks, stating that the scheduled programming will ”jeopardize the credibility of CNN and NBC as supposedly unbiased news networks.” NBC plans to air a miniseries about Clinton starring Diane Lane and CNN has a documentary in the works about the former first lady.

The vote, which occurred at the RNC’s summer meeting in Boston, was unanimous, and came on the heels of committee chairman Reince Priebus’s speech the same day, in which he argued that the media “overplayed their hand this time.”

The party has, in the wake of the 2012 presidential election, discussed changing its approach to primary debates, including fielding friendlier moderates and limiting the amount of time and the number of opportunities Republican candidates have to attack each other before the party settles on a nominee.