PREEMPTIVE STRIKE: Demand Equal Time to RP at CNBC Debate

[Tidewise]

If you have a moment, please contact CNBC before the poll politely requesting that Dr. Paul get equal time with the other candidates. Their online contact info is here:
https://register.cnbc.com/email/EmailSupport.jsp

You may be able to email them here:
customercare@support.cnbc.com

[steph3n]

Let's not do this please, no need to pre-judge them.

[bc2208]

Let's not do this please, no need to pre-judge them.

+1

[ghemminger]

This is an Issue - What worked in the last Debate was individual Audience members asking the Media and in some cases shouting to the MEdia to let ROn Paul Speak!

[itsnobody]

Yeah don't pre-judge people, but if they don't give him enough time even though he earned it with his numbers then we should go after them

[steph3n]

Travis was a great moderator, that was the main point.
I am hoping for a nice debate this time as well, but it is not the time to go slamming them with mail about it.


This is an Issue - What worked in the last Debate was individual Audience members asking the Media and in some cases shouting to the MEdia to let ROn Paul Speak!

[LibertyEagle]

Let's not do this please, no need to pre-judge them.

+2

[Tidewise]

No need to slam. But a flood of polite requests couldn't hurt IMHO.

[kylejack]

Don't pre-judge, and I'm sure they've also already got it planned out down to the minute, so there's not much that can be done now anyway.

[Brock Landers]

While we're at it, we can ask Dr. Paul to answer questions before they are even asked, or when they're asked to someone else. Then he can give Giuliani a wet willie on national TV.

Oh wait, I forgot...Dr. Paul doesn't believe in pre-emptive strikes, or in being rude. So maybe we should just leave CNBC alone, at least until after we see the debate.

[steph3n]

PERFECT ANSWER!

This one was way better than my short answer as it uses Dr. Paul's own beliefs and puts it in point.



While we're at it, we can ask Dr. Paul to answer questions before they are even asked, or when they're asked to someone else. Then he can give Giuliani a wet willie on national TV.

Oh wait, I forgot...Dr. Paul doesn't believe in pre-emptive strikes, or in being rude. So maybe we should just leave CNBC alone, at least until after we see the debate.

[davidhperry]

No need to slam. But a flood of polite requests couldn't hurt IMHO.


I know the people who post requests like the above mean well. However, some people who respond aren't good ambassadors for the campaign. They end up alienating people and are labeled kooks.

[RP4ME]

If you have a moment, please contact CNBC before the poll politely requesting that Dr. Paul get equal time with the other candidates. Their online contact info is here:
https://register.cnbc.com/email/EmailSupport.jsp

You may be able to email them here:
customercare@support.cnbc.com

if you do this dont say RP stress all candidtes deserve equal time!

[Margo37]

MSNBC's Super Tuesday hasn't mentioned him once that I found, taped it all.
Love feast of Hillary being so far ahead what's the use and ALL EYES ON FRED take.

Looks like Chris Matthews is going to run another "submit your questions" via video, what happened to the last one, just disappeared? Did I miss it?

[Tidewise]

Hate to say I told you so, BUT I TOLD YOU SO! Ron Paul got very little time compared to the other candidates.

[shadowhooch]

Yep, crappy-ass self-serving debate.

Equal time is the only fair way to have a debate. It's almost as if they are picking the nominees themselves giving Thompson, McCain, Guiliani, and Romney all the questions.

The PBS debate was by far the best run debate so far.

Next time, screw being nice. I'm all for a pre-emptive strike to demand equal time. It couldn't hurt.

[ItsTime]

so much for the preemptive strike...

[aravoth]

Yeah I could give a shit about "being nice" to assholes that shut RP out. If you don't want to demand equal time, then you don't have too, I'll do it for you.