Supporters of the Republican/[Libertarian] presidential candidate Ron Paul don’t feel as if their man is getting enough mainstream media coverage, so they’re taking the matter to their keybords. What is amusing is the thought that Paul is a more sought-after subject than Paris Hilton on Technorati.
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Why do you think Ron Paul and Gravel get screwed? EXPOSED: “political operatives secretly control the news you read about the 2008 campaign.” Salon.com
Sphere: Related ContentAwesome article by 2008 presidential candidate Ron Paul. It’s too bad that this threat wasn’t taken more seriously two years ago when this was written. We the people need to lose the apathy and confront the uncomfortable reality of our situation before it’s too late. Ron Paul FTW!
Sphere: Related ContentMost candidates are excluded from the debate simply because the Media (big M) deems them minor/unknown/unpopular candidates. Well, of course they’re unknown; they’re not allowed to debate on national TV!! Bit of a Catch-22, wouldn’t you say?
Sphere: Related ContentAfter first asking Deb and Jerry VonSprecken to host a fund-raiser at their farm, the Giuliani campaign called back asking about their assets. “I’m sorry, you aren’t worth a million dollars and he is campaigning on the Death Tax right now,” the campaign told them and then canceled the event.
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Sphere: Related ContentSenators Ron Wyden and Sam Brownback have introduced a bill that would overturn the recent Copyright Royalty Board decision on webcaster royalty rates. July 15 might not be the day the music died, after all.
Sphere: Related ContentDurin today
’s House Judiciary Committee hearing, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was asked whether any U.S. citizens are “being held today, for over a month, who have been denied habeas corpus or access to an attorney.†Instead of giving an answer, Gonzales replied, “[Y]ou’re asking me a question I hadn’t really thought about.”