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De todos modos, si llegara a ganar Paul la presidencia, no me gustaría estar en el Air Force One la primera vez que se subiese. Ni ninguna otra.

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Paul tiene ya 75 años, si intentasen quitarlo de en medio sería de un modo que pudiesen disfrazar de muerte natural, como hicieron con Joao Goulart. Habrá que estar atentos.

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Mainstream media's blackout on Ron Paul

Suppressed; shafted; screwed. Those are just a scattering of the words being tied with GOP candidate Ron Paul following Saturday’s Straw Poll in Ames, Iowa, despite the congressman’s second-place finish.

It’s not a matter of falling short of first place by barely 150 votes, however. Despite placing second among all of the Republicans vying for the GOP nomination, the mainstream media has neglected to notice that Congressman Paul came only a fraction of a percentage below Michele Bachmann over the weekend. Instead, the top news outlets are focusing on what they are calling a “top tier” of candidates.

Those “top tier” candidates being praised by the mainstream, however, took a backseat to Paul’s second place win over the weekend. During the Ames Straw Poll, Congressman Paul fell short of Bachmann’s first place victory by a mere 152 votes, statistically placing him in a tie with the Minnesota congresswoman.

Notwithstanding a strong finish in Ames, pundits on Meet the Press, Face the Nation and Fox News Sunday all emphasized that the race for the Republican vote will come down to the “top tier” of three contenders: Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Bachmann.

“How did libertarian Ron Paul become the thirteenth floor in a hotel?” asked Daily Show’s Jon Stewart during Monday night’s broadcast. A columnist for the DC-based paper Politico went as far as to call the 12-term congressman “media poison.”

But why?

Speaking on Fox News over the weekend, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer declared bluntly, “Ron Paul is not going to be president of the United States.”

“We’re not a libertarian country. It’s a very important strain of conservative thought but it’s not the dominant one,” added Krauthammer.

In the Wall Street Journal, an editorial in recent days downplayed Paul’s second-place placement by only acknowledging his almost-victory but placing his name within parenthetical notation:

“(Libertarian Ron Paul, who has no chance to win the nomination, finished a close second.)”

(...sigue)

Mainstream media's blackout on Ron Paul — RT

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jojojojojojojojo, teneis que ver esto, a partir del minuto 6:30

"If you're President Paul and it turns out you were wrong about Iran, and it did have a nuke and bombed Israel, would you step in?"

"No. Israel has 300 nukes, they can defend their own borders. There's a lot of problem with Iran, but they're not suicidal."

[YOUTUBE]Ron Paul: I'm Trying to Change the Course of History - YouTube[/YOUTUBE]

Ron Paul: I'm Trying to Change the Course of History - YouTube

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