Fox asks if it's time to listen to Ron Paul.

[123tim]

Wow! Ron Paul is in the news again on Google!

Fox asks the question "Is it time to listen to Ron Paul?"

The link:
http://emac.blogs.foxbusiness.com/2008/03/26/time-to-listen-to-ron-paul/

[Sarge]

If they read this they might wake up and start listening,

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/26/beck.deficit/?iref=mpstoryview

[Change]

The sad thing is that it is becoming dangerously late in the game. This is for sure a deadly game as well.

[SimpleName]

It was time to listen to Ron Paul 35 years ago! Ignoring any of the other issues Ron Paul stands for, his stance on the economy is enough to make you cringe at the idea of any of these other candidates getting into office. There are only a select few in our government that have any idea about what will help the economy. And many of them stay ignorant of reality so them and their corporate cronies can gain more power and control. If only the people in this country could see how this government in destroying their economy and ruining their children's future.

[Truth Warrior]

Well, you've really got to hand it to Faux, the do have humongous gall. :p

[Change]

Well, you've really got to hand it to Faux, the do have humongous gall. :p

I agree, they have been running the McCain campaign and it isn't looking so good for a win for the white house. Whatever will they do.

[jcarcinogen]

If you notice, this article (just like the majority of pro Paul articles on MSM sites) is on the 'blog' branch of the main site. If you go to foxbusiness.com and read the 'news' you will never stumble across this. These so called blog articles on major sites are just offerings to try to damage control the reputation the mainstream media has with Paul supporters... these articles aren't read by the mainstream and are only passed around in our groups.

[Change]

If you notice, this article (just like the majority of pro Paul articles on MSM sites) is on the 'blog' branch of the main site. If you go to foxbusiness.com and read the 'news' you will never stumble across this. These so called blog articles on major sites are just offerings to try to damage control the reputation the mainstream media has with Paul supporters.

I fully agree. Fox damage control will never work, it is part of history now, what fox did to Paul excluding him from the debate and swinging the Republican Nomination process to McCain. Whatever reason they did this, and I think we all pretty much know. This is the single most damaging thing ever done to the Republican Party, who willingly listened to their strategy and excommunicated close to 10% of their own party.

Therefore, no matter how long the democrats fight over their own nomination, McCain will be easily destroyed in the end. If you notice the media is marketing polls of McCain being 10% higher than either democrat candidate. This is to ensure that Republicans stay happy on the sideline and wait to be told what to do next by the media and the GOP. It is very sad for the republicans, for there is no honest coverage of the state of the republican party at this point, and the fact that it is falling apart.

[Nicketas]

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[Andrew-Austin]

Isn't it about time for Fox to shut the hell up?

[Knightskye]

Hey, she (sort of) mentioned the inflation tax!


Rising inflation is essentially a tax on consumers, so are rising energy prices, and that double whammy threatens to undermine the purchasing power of the rebate checks due out in May–backed by printing even more dollars.

The Revolution might not have an effect on FOX as a whole, but I think it will on people within it.

[qh4dotcom]

Bump

[Bradley in DC]

Great article, thanks. The financial ones at Fox were always the most sympathetic. ;)

[Highland]

bump

[jlaker]

Isn't it about time for Fox to shut the hell up?

Thank you. I concur.

[Change]

ditto