F your Media.

[HarryPotter]

Ron Paul 2012.

[Dozyproductions]

Holy shit and not the least bit surprising.

Edit: LoL nice touch at the end of the video.



Yeah, they're kinda out to censor him out. This is back from 07'. It just goes to show you what FOX news is. He wins the polls, raises a bunch of money, kills it in the debates and is one of the few that actually was in the military but he never gets mentioned.

[Fusion]

I hope he wins just so these idiots can be flushed down a toilet.
Jon Stewart made it very clear how they're absolutely doing everything they can to ignore saying his name.

[z31maniac]

Didn't watch the video's, or the daily show.

Hit me with the Cliffs.

[mrsleeve]

^
even fox is doing everything they can to keep Paul from getting further into the Nomination process and trying to keep him a fringe loon, even more than he is.

[Fusion]

Ron Paul wins straw pole and Fox keeps ignoring him.
They air a booing crowd from 2010 and supposedly they accidentally switched with this year's announcement.
Stewart showed footage of them (not sure if it was only Fox) actually SKIPPING saying his name when announcing various lists last week.
Crazy shit.

[Dozyproductions]

^
even fox is doing everything they can to keep Paul from getting further into the Nomination process and trying to keep him a fringe loon, even more than he is.

You guys say a lot of the same things ;)

[mrsleeve]

^

Aye we do, but while I like ron and would love to be able to vote for him, hes a little nuts.

[Dozyproductions]

true true. I agree with most of what he says but I don't know how we could work out with privatizing EVERYTHING. Knowing his stand points on stuff like that I find reassurance that only his more logical or moderate stuff would realistically be on the table, which is what we need.

[CorvallisBMW]

It really is fucked up :(

[ainadude]

Can't comment on whether there is a concerted, on-going effort to minimize Ron Paul's impact on the race, but I'm guessing the Fox News gaffe was genuine. I spent many years in news -- both in radio and in newspapers -- and have encountered many such mistakes relating to dates taking place in the first few months of the year (I certainly made my share). Remember: that straw poll took place took place in February, as (I'm assuming) did that post-poll report/interview. How many of you have filled out a check in January or February or even March only to realize after the fact that you'd written in the previous year's date?

Chances are, the same thing happened with the low-level assistant producer tasked with getting the footage for that report. News -- especially at the network level -- is very fast paced, and it's far more likely someone made an honest mistake with a date on a video file than for any news organization at the Fox/CNN/MSNBC level to have done so by design.

[Justin B]

Id like to believe that FOX did it intentionally, just to hate FOX more.

[Kershaw]

^ this.

and their little commentary about not figuring how to use text messages. omg. so funny. "but you're using a blackberry! i mean sending text messages on a little normal phone!" bwahahahaha.