FOX NEWS EDITS CPAC FOOTAGE of RON PAUL VICTORY

[Nitz]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaIh0GzMawE&feature=player_embedded

Cocksuckers!

Send this video viral please.

[Libertarian_Guard]

I watched CBS "up to the minute" news show yesterday morning, it aired around 4am. They spent 10 mins discussing the CPAC vote and all. The only mention of Ron Paul came during the last minute with a clip of Donald Trump saying Ron Paul can't win and the host agreed!

The slander was clear, it reminded me of the Republican debates when Ron Paul would always win the text-in polls and it would be played-off as fanatics that were outside of the mainstream along multiple texting, even though multiple texting was impossible!

[mightymanx]

Fair and ballanced news.


He is the only person that could be elected by the people to be president that is not a member of the CFR so Israel needs to start the smear campaign early.

[Twisted Titan]

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[k-os]

This makes my blood boil. :redfc

I can't believe I still get pissed off about things like this. I should be used to it by now, but it's just so underhanded, sneaky and dishonest. Again, why am I still shocked by this?

[Libertytree]

The sad thing is, most teeeveee pea brains will never know that they've just been conned.

[tater]

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Now I can't even sell my vote. Diebold sells it I don't even get a cut :'(
Nice one T

[Libertarian_Guard]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9j-QBmFd3s&feature=related

[k-os]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9j-QBmFd3s&feature=related




I remember watching that debate. RP was the only candidate subjected to that kind of humiliating question. If I recall correctly, he was only given a few minutes of time at that debate, a fraction of what the other candidates received. Those m-fers!

[Libertarian_Guard]

11 FOX "mistakes" regarding Ron Paul


Was it another “mistake” to omit Paul’s name entirely from a Fox News survey last week that asked who would make the best president? Was it a “mistake” that relative nobodies like John Thune and Jon Huntsman were included in the Fox poll and yet Paul was blacklisted entirely despite his CPAC success two years running?

Was it another “mistake” on behalf of Fox News to exclude Paul from a January 6 2008 presidential forum event because they saw the prospect of anti-war opinions being voiced by the most conservative member of the House as a “threat”?

Was it a “mistake” for Fox News to claim that their own May 2007 presidential poll, which Ron Paul won, was unreliable, because online Paul supporters had skewed the result, despite the fact that the survey was conducted via cell phone text messaging and no online votes were taken?

Was it a mere “mistake” for Fox News host Sean Hannity to deride the Texas Congressman’s runaway success in the text messaging poll as nothing more than “Paulites” flood voting, when in reality only one vote per cell phone number was allowed? Hannity’s contention that Ron Paul supporters were “were simply dialing in over and over again” was nothing more than a brazen lie intended to dismiss the Congressman’s widespread popularity. No one at Fox News bothered to correct Hannity and no retraction was issued.

Was it another “mistake” when Fox News started editing Ron Paul’s name out of Associated Press stories they syndicated before the 2008 presidential campaign?

Was it a “mistake” for Fox News to denigrate the fact that Ron Paul received the most campaign donations from members of the U.S. military by attributing it to “libertarian mailing lists”?

Was it a “mistake” when Fox News attempted to smear Ron Paul for having the audacity to appear on the Alex Jones Show and the nerve to merely converse with people who commit the thought crime of not completely trusting the official government version of 9/11?

Was it a “mistake” when Fox News rigged the structure of their entire May 2007 presidential debate and used it as a vehicle for all the other candidates to viciously attack Ron Paul, while Fox’s pre-screened audience rapaciously applauded calls for torture and warmongering?

Was it a mistake when Fox News directors conspired to censor Ron Paul supporters from appearing in camera shots during the Mackinac Republican Conference on September 22, 2007, when they were caught on film stating, “I don’t want these Ron Paul people, but I need shots of audience”?

Was it a “mistake” for Fox News to ignore a story every other news outlet was obliged to report, the record-breaking $4.2 million in campaign donations that Ron Paul achieved in a single day, while instead choosing to obsess about a man in Texas who sat in a bath tub full of snakes?

http://www.dailypaul.com/157414/11-fox-mistakes-regarding-ron-paul

[JDRock]

oreilly and rove did a hit piece on ron paul yesterday. talking about obama, they connected pauls name with every lunatic fringe out there....even....even...republicans that would denounce cheney :oo-->