colecrowe
01-06-2008, 11:30 PM
Originally Posted by rfbz youtube of the guy back to back i just put up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPQNdj3NqXE
In September, at 3:44 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYLVgMF9R9g&feature=related
Today at 1:34 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZenB1s2rKDI
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aricart Both of these debates took place in New Hampshire hum? Could this have anything to do with it?
EvilEngineer No, they didn't. One is from the Florida debate a few months ago, the other is from Jan 6th Forum.
I think Both debates were in New Hampshire! There was a repub debate in Durham, NH on Sept 5th http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_presidential_debates,_2008
Originally Posted by Jodi heck out the guy at 3:38, I think he's in both too.
yes!!! he is!
who and at what times in both vids? thanks
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John McCain's Iowa victory -- and his hundred years' war
It seems presidential hopeful John McCain simply cannot lose in the eyes of the media; the worse his performance, the more over-the-top their cheerleading for him becomes. Winning 15 percent of the vote would have been "strong," they told us. When McCain actually finished with 13 percent, we were told it was a "perfect" result for him. Had McCain come in dead last, with only four votes, Fred Barnes would probably have told us McCain was inaugurated three days ago and has already declared war on Iran. Perhaps the Iowa caucus results weren't really "perfect" for McCain -- but the media's coverage of him certainly has been. http://mediamatters.org/
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In September, at 3:44 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYLVgMF9R9g&feature=related
Today at 1:34 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZenB1s2rKDI
SEND IT TO THE MEDIA AND THE CAMPAIGN:
aricart Both of these debates took place in New Hampshire hum? Could this have anything to do with it?
EvilEngineer No, they didn't. One is from the Florida debate a few months ago, the other is from Jan 6th Forum.
I think Both debates were in New Hampshire! There was a repub debate in Durham, NH on Sept 5th http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_presidential_debates,_2008
Originally Posted by Jodi heck out the guy at 3:38, I think he's in both too.
yes!!! he is!
who and at what times in both vids? thanks
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/contact/form
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news tips? caffertycampaign@gmail.com
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2. letters@msnbc.com
3. countdown@msnbc.com
4. KOlbermann@msnbc.com
5. dabrams@msnbc.com (Dan Abrams is now MSNBC's general manager)"
cnn news tip feedback form:
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check out there front page story:
John McCain's Iowa victory -- and his hundred years' war
It seems presidential hopeful John McCain simply cannot lose in the eyes of the media; the worse his performance, the more over-the-top their cheerleading for him becomes. Winning 15 percent of the vote would have been "strong," they told us. When McCain actually finished with 13 percent, we were told it was a "perfect" result for him. Had McCain come in dead last, with only four votes, Fred Barnes would probably have told us McCain was inaugurated three days ago and has already declared war on Iran. Perhaps the Iowa caucus results weren't really "perfect" for McCain -- but the media's coverage of him certainly has been. http://mediamatters.org/
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