He doesn't service lobbyists with the same gusto as his brethren on both sides of the aisle, so it's in their best interest to marginalize people like him, lest he actually get enough power to start enacting real change. They are more than happy with status quo.Breaking news! More later...
Jon Stewart calls out republicans, and media(both wings) of ignoring Ron Paul, and downplaying the appeal he has.
He doesn't service lobbyists with the same gusto as his brethren on both sides of the aisle, so it's in their best interest to marginalize people like him, lest he actually get enough power to start enacting real change. They are more than happy with status quo.
I liked it :thumbsup:
How do you figure?If Stewart is defending Paul that tells me that Republicans ignoring me is absolutely the right thing.
I was about the post this same thing. Thank god someone finally spoke out about this in mainstream news. I was starting to think the news was going to try to ignore Ron Paul all the way to the elections.
Strange thing, when I post the link to John Stewart site for that video on the Facebook News Feed, it removes the post immediately. I'm not finding any problems posting other videos.. CONSPIRACY!!! hah
If Stewart is defending Paul that tells me that Republicans ignoring me is absolutely the right thing.
That is terrible logic. You can't even think for yourself to come up with an opinion.
The media's attention is attracted mainly to two things-conflict and the rise of a candidate's popularity. Paulbots never seem to realize that just about anyone who might be interested in Ron Paul have already heard about him, heard his message and decided upon him.
Paul does have a very loyal core of very active supporters, and frequency smokes internet or other small popularity polls.
Put another way, you have two GOP candidates each polling say 6%, Paul and AA. AA is newly entered into the race-people want to learn about AA. Six months from now Paul will still be 6%, AA will either be a contender or yesterday's news.
I don't blame the media for ignoring Paul-he's never going to be a viable candidate. If he runs as a third party then he will get a lot more media attention than he gets now-but basically because he will be playing the spoiler role.
If Stewart is defending Paul that tells me that Republicans ignoring him is absolutely the right thing.