Ignore Ron Paul are the new marching orders?

[SK in CV]

[quote=Arraya]
Come on Sk – he came in second in the Iowa poll and they flat-out, in-your-face, ignored that. This was blatant media manipulation at the behest of powerful interests. Are you saying some candidates should be ignored, regardless of popularity, because of stances you deem too bizarre? Btw- I agree with you about the gold standard.[/quote]

I’m absolutely not saying that. I was just challenging the assertion that he’s continually showed up at the top of polls. I don’t believe he has. He came in 2nd in Iowa, which did warrant a whole lot more coverage. He’s not, and will never be a favorite of the powerful Republican party interests, so their subsidiary at Fox News will barely give him the time of day. That doesn’t excuse the other news entities. He did deserve more. Conspiracy? Eh. I don’t know. Old and wrinkled and wacked will never be the hot seller that pretty and wacked is. Maybe if he had bulging eyes or bigger tits he’d get further.

[Arraya]

He was ignored in a coordinated fashion.

Looks likes he wins frequently
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/post/why-ron-paul-keeps-winning-straw-polls/2011/06/20/AGu2qvcH_blog.html
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul may be the single best straw poll candidate in the 2012 field.

Paul easily won the straw vote at this weekend’s Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, outdistancing the likes of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann.

That victory comes on the heels of Paul’s straw poll win at the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this year — a straw vote he also won at the 2010 CPAC gathering.

And yet, for all of Paul’s straw poll success, he remains a marginal figure — at best — in the 2012 field. What gives

[Arraya]

He was ignored in a coordinated fashion.

Looks likes he wins frequently
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/post/why-ron-paul-keeps-winning-straw-polls/2011/06/20/AGu2qvcH_blog.html
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul may be the single best straw poll candidate in the 2012 field.

Paul easily won the straw vote at this weekend’s Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, outdistancing the likes of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann.

That victory comes on the heels of Paul’s straw poll win at the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this year — a straw vote he also won at the 2010 CPAC gathering.

And yet, for all of Paul’s straw poll success, he remains a marginal figure — at best — in the 2012 field. What gives

[Arraya]

He was ignored in a coordinated fashion.

Looks likes he wins frequently
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/post/why-ron-paul-keeps-winning-straw-polls/2011/06/20/AGu2qvcH_blog.html
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul may be the single best straw poll candidate in the 2012 field.

Paul easily won the straw vote at this weekend’s Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, outdistancing the likes of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann.

That victory comes on the heels of Paul’s straw poll win at the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this year — a straw vote he also won at the 2010 CPAC gathering.

And yet, for all of Paul’s straw poll success, he remains a marginal figure — at best — in the 2012 field. What gives

[Arraya]

He was ignored in a coordinated fashion.

Looks likes he wins frequently
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/post/why-ron-paul-keeps-winning-straw-polls/2011/06/20/AGu2qvcH_blog.html
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul may be the single best straw poll candidate in the 2012 field.

Paul easily won the straw vote at this weekend’s Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, outdistancing the likes of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann.

That victory comes on the heels of Paul’s straw poll win at the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this year — a straw vote he also won at the 2010 CPAC gathering.

And yet, for all of Paul’s straw poll success, he remains a marginal figure — at best — in the 2012 field. What gives

[Arraya]

He was ignored in a coordinated fashion.

Looks likes he wins frequently
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/post/why-ron-paul-keeps-winning-straw-polls/2011/06/20/AGu2qvcH_blog.html
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul may be the single best straw poll candidate in the 2012 field.

Paul easily won the straw vote at this weekend’s Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, outdistancing the likes of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann.

That victory comes on the heels of Paul’s straw poll win at the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this year — a straw vote he also won at the 2010 CPAC gathering.

And yet, for all of Paul’s straw poll success, he remains a marginal figure — at best — in the 2012 field. What gives

[Aecetia]

Paul is the Republican version of Dennis Kucinich. Neither is particularly teleginic and both have some weirdness thrown in for good measure. The MSM reminds me of a high school, with its striations of cool and not cool.

I kind of like Paul, but I wonder why he even bothers.

[Aecetia]

Paul is the Republican version of Dennis Kucinich. Neither is particularly teleginic and both have some weirdness thrown in for good measure. The MSM reminds me of a high school, with its striations of cool and not cool.

I kind of like Paul, but I wonder why he even bothers.

[Aecetia]

Paul is the Republican version of Dennis Kucinich. Neither is particularly teleginic and both have some weirdness thrown in for good measure. The MSM reminds me of a high school, with its striations of cool and not cool.

I kind of like Paul, but I wonder why he even bothers.

[Aecetia]

Paul is the Republican version of Dennis Kucinich. Neither is particularly teleginic and both have some weirdness thrown in for good measure. The MSM reminds me of a high school, with its striations of cool and not cool.

I kind of like Paul, but I wonder why he even bothers.

[Aecetia]

Paul is the Republican version of Dennis Kucinich. Neither is particularly teleginic and both have some weirdness thrown in for good measure. The MSM reminds me of a high school, with its striations of cool and not cool.

I kind of like Paul, but I wonder why he even bothers.

[Arraya]

So your thesis for the constant coordinated ignoring, of a well polled popularity, is due to a high school like immaturity, rather than people of power conspiring due some of his potentially world changing views – yes removing the military from around the world is big business – surely it has nothing to do with that.

[Arraya]

So your thesis for the constant coordinated ignoring, of a well polled popularity, is due to a high school like immaturity, rather than people of power conspiring due some of his potentially world changing views – yes removing the military from around the world is big business – surely it has nothing to do with that.

[Arraya]

So your thesis for the constant coordinated ignoring, of a well polled popularity, is due to a high school like immaturity, rather than people of power conspiring due some of his potentially world changing views – yes removing the military from around the world is big business – surely it has nothing to do with that.

[Arraya]

So your thesis for the constant coordinated ignoring, of a well polled popularity, is due to a high school like immaturity, rather than people of power conspiring due some of his potentially world changing views – yes removing the military from around the world is big business – surely it has nothing to do with that.

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