Conspiracy Against Ron Paul

[Arraya]

All media in the US is controlled by like 5-6 people(from memory). It does not have to be a conspiracy that those 5-6 people can loosely control what is or is not highlighted by their corporations depending on their political ties. And I think it is safe to assume that if you are one of the controlling media mogels you have political ties. Maybe RP has not put a for sale sign on his back like the rest of the candidates hence no coverage. Kind of a systemic conspiracy….

[rankandfile]

FSD you missed the point. Sure, both CNN and Fox mentioned Ron Paul’s fund raising record, but they were buried. Instead we got classic headlines like:

“Pinups of bikini-clad women aid jailbreak”

I have since checked CNN and they FINALLY have it as one of their headlines.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

There is no validity with the argument that he is a minority candidate because he is low in the polls, and therefore he shouldn’t be covered as much. I seriously question the methodology of the polls and the people that they are surveying.

[rankandfile]

FSD you missed the point. Sure, both CNN and Fox mentioned Ron Paul’s fund raising record, but they were buried. Instead we got classic headlines like:

“Pinups of bikini-clad women aid jailbreak”

I have since checked CNN and they FINALLY have it as one of their headlines.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

There is no validity with the argument that he is a minority candidate because he is low in the polls, and therefore he shouldn’t be covered as much. I seriously question the methodology of the polls and the people that they are surveying.

[rankandfile]

FSD you missed the point. Sure, both CNN and Fox mentioned Ron Paul’s fund raising record, but they were buried. Instead we got classic headlines like:

“Pinups of bikini-clad women aid jailbreak”

I have since checked CNN and they FINALLY have it as one of their headlines.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

There is no validity with the argument that he is a minority candidate because he is low in the polls, and therefore he shouldn’t be covered as much. I seriously question the methodology of the polls and the people that they are surveying.

[rankandfile]

FSD you missed the point. Sure, both CNN and Fox mentioned Ron Paul’s fund raising record, but they were buried. Instead we got classic headlines like:

“Pinups of bikini-clad women aid jailbreak”

I have since checked CNN and they FINALLY have it as one of their headlines.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

There is no validity with the argument that he is a minority candidate because he is low in the polls, and therefore he shouldn’t be covered as much. I seriously question the methodology of the polls and the people that they are surveying.

[rankandfile]

FSD you missed the point. Sure, both CNN and Fox mentioned Ron Paul’s fund raising record, but they were buried. Instead we got classic headlines like:

“Pinups of bikini-clad women aid jailbreak”

I have since checked CNN and they FINALLY have it as one of their headlines.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

There is no validity with the argument that he is a minority candidate because he is low in the polls, and therefore he shouldn’t be covered as much. I seriously question the methodology of the polls and the people that they are surveying.

[Jason]

I think what arraya is saying is valid. Media is not localized anymore. You don’t get news coverage decisions based on your local community’s interests because it’s too costly. Shareholders get much more of a say now. Ron Paul might be huge in your city/county/state, but you might never know it if you relied on traditional media news.

[Jason]

I think what arraya is saying is valid. Media is not localized anymore. You don’t get news coverage decisions based on your local community’s interests because it’s too costly. Shareholders get much more of a say now. Ron Paul might be huge in your city/county/state, but you might never know it if you relied on traditional media news.

[Jason]

I think what arraya is saying is valid. Media is not localized anymore. You don’t get news coverage decisions based on your local community’s interests because it’s too costly. Shareholders get much more of a say now. Ron Paul might be huge in your city/county/state, but you might never know it if you relied on traditional media news.

[Jason]

I think what arraya is saying is valid. Media is not localized anymore. You don’t get news coverage decisions based on your local community’s interests because it’s too costly. Shareholders get much more of a say now. Ron Paul might be huge in your city/county/state, but you might never know it if you relied on traditional media news.

[Jason]

I think what arraya is saying is valid. Media is not localized anymore. You don’t get news coverage decisions based on your local community’s interests because it’s too costly. Shareholders get much more of a say now. Ron Paul might be huge in your city/county/state, but you might never know it if you relied on traditional media news.

[meadandale]

“The first is that regardless of whether you think Ron Paul is good or bad, right or wrong, he is a very intriguing underdog story, and people love underdog stories. (Just look to Hollywood’s choice of film scripts for confirmation of that)”

I certainly remember Ross Perot getting more press than Ron Paul has.

[meadandale]

“The first is that regardless of whether you think Ron Paul is good or bad, right or wrong, he is a very intriguing underdog story, and people love underdog stories. (Just look to Hollywood’s choice of film scripts for confirmation of that)”

I certainly remember Ross Perot getting more press than Ron Paul has.

[meadandale]

“The first is that regardless of whether you think Ron Paul is good or bad, right or wrong, he is a very intriguing underdog story, and people love underdog stories. (Just look to Hollywood’s choice of film scripts for confirmation of that)”

I certainly remember Ross Perot getting more press than Ron Paul has.

[meadandale]

“The first is that regardless of whether you think Ron Paul is good or bad, right or wrong, he is a very intriguing underdog story, and people love underdog stories. (Just look to Hollywood’s choice of film scripts for confirmation of that)”

I certainly remember Ross Perot getting more press than Ron Paul has.

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