Just one day after Sean Hannity tried to push Mike Huckabee out of the presidential race, FOX News declared him gone, even though he has yet to drop out. Needless to say, Ron Paul was gone, too. From the 1/30/08 Hannity & Colmes. newshoundsblog

Rat Says: Between Fox News calling a two man race and CNN excluding Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee from its debate (they let them sit in though), it is apparent the six corporations that own all of the United States media has decided who they will allow us to think we are voting for.

Comment From RonPaulForums:

Thirty minutes in, I began to cry.

Hard to pinpoint the particular emotion that brought it on, mostly anger…but it was a feeling of sheer desperation and hopelessness. Like a newborn, I sat watching Ron up there and could do absolutely nothing about it.

How has he gone on this long without losing his cool?

Beyond me… Paulitical Correctness

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Ron Paul responds to McCain’s “100 years in Iraq” statement in the Jan. 30 debate on CNN. egarris99

Rat Says: One of the few opportunities Dr Paul had the whole 90 minutes of this CNN debate to actually speak. He took advantage of the opportunity and delivered an excellent response. But the real story is CNN’s extremely bias time allotments to the candidates. I am sure a blog will post the times, they were in fact treasonous. Corporations are trying to determine electorial outcomes, this is fascism.

egarris99

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All of Ron Paul’s 7 Minutes
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The last century has seen the rise of bigger and bigger governments, with very little discussion or debate on merits or the implications. Discover the truth about Big Government. It is not a practical/efficient machine, working successfully for the good of the people. The bigger government gets, the less representative, accountable and efficient it is. ST0PandL00K

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