Ron Paul Super PAC Live Webcasting SC Primary, Urging Cable/Network Boycott

[libertygrl]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Northbrook, IL (PRWEB) January 20, 2012

Revolution PAC, backer of U.S. Rep. Ron Paul’s bid for the Republican nomination, will host a live webcast on Saturday following the South Carolina Primary election. In conjunction with the event, the super committee is calling for a nationwide boycott of cable/network outlets, which have exhibited bias against Rep. Paul in their reporting.

“Pew Research just a few months ago confirmed the immense media bias against Dr. Paul,” explains Revolution PAC Chair Gary Franchi. “Despite his electoral success, he consistently receives the least national media coverage of all Republican candidates.”

Case in point, notes Franchi, was CNN’s post-Southern Republican Presidential Debate coverage Thursday, which provided coverage of neither Rep. Paul nor his debate remarks.

“Quite simply, Ron Paul’s supporters are losing their patience and are creating their own media opportunities,” says Franchi. “Revolution PAC is pleased to be able to offer this forum, and we anticipate a lively event on Saturday.”

Election analysis will be provided as the polls close tomorrow by Revolution PAC’s South Carolina correspondents and an in-studio grassroots liberty panel. The public is invited to participate in the webcast from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. CST Saturday, January 21 by visiting http://www.RevolutionPAC.com.

Rep. Paul received the coveted endorsement of South Carolina State Sen. Tom Davis Sunday, Davis calling Paul “a Tea Party of one against a towering wave of red ink.” At a Myrtle Beach press conference, Davis added, “There's only one person speaking to what I believe is the core problem of our country today. The biggest threat to our liberty comes from debt."

Joining Davis, three additional South Carolina state senators – Sen. Lee Bright (Spartanburg), Sen. Kevin Bryant (Spartanburg) and Sen. Danny Verdin (Greenville) – endorsed Rep. Paul Tuesday.

Reinforcing what is shaping up as a two-man race, Rep. Paul and Mitt Romney are the only Republican candidates who have successfully secured positions on the primary ballots of every state, reported South Carolina’s The State newspaper last week. A CNN/ORC International Poll released Monday also revealed that Paul and Romney are the only Republican contenders tied with Barack Obama in a likely general election matchup.

Revolution PAC is supporting U.S. Rep. Ron Paul’s campaign for the Republican nomination and consistent, constitutional message with targeted TV advertising, direct mail campaigns and innovative Web promotions complemented by billboards and radio ads in key primary states. Unlimited donations by individuals, businesses and organizations are being accepted by Revolution PAC to support that effort.

http://www.revolutionpac.com/2012/01...twork-boycott/

[tempest]

Amen!

I always wondered how on earth both the Tea Party and the Occupiers (for example) have literally dozens of live-webcast/livestream channels, some of which operate 24 hrs a day, while the longer established Ron Paul liberty movement still has ZERO self owned visual media outlet and therefore 100% relies on mainstream broadcasters to visually communicate with the public. It's high time to set up alternatives cuz the msm scum will continue with their obvious agenda of ignoring Ron Paul unless the want to slander him.

Scattered youtube clips are just not enough in this regard because they, by nature, cannot function as a hub where everyone can go at a particular time (youtube clips are watched at separate times by separate individuals). Streaming on the other hand provides a TV like alternative "scene" that will be available for all those who are gathered and/or those of us busybodies out there who otherwise will have no choice but tune in to some msm or neocon outfit while going about our business in the workplace or car or wherever.

[V3n]

I've been watching the news mix - that's 7 different news channels at once - since I got up an hour ago. Tons of political coverage - ZERO mentions of Ron Paul.
Not 1.
You wouldn't even know he was still running.

Thank you RevPAC for offering an alternative, I can't stomach this anymore.

[ShaneEnochs]

Thanks RevPAC!

[georgiaboy]

this is cool. good work.

[Godmode7]

Awesome!!

[phill4paul]

I've been watching the news mix - that's 7 different news channels at once - since I got up an hour ago. Tons of political coverage - ZERO mentions of Ron Paul.
Not 1.
You wouldn't even know he was still running.

Thank you RevPAC for offering an alternative, I can't stomach this anymore.

Nothing on Yahoo political news this morning either. And drudge mentions are only in passing in the 10 articles they are headlining.

[Crotale]

Nice.

Tweeted:
https://twitter.com/#!/Samuel_E_Amer...46053132500992

[SaulPaulinsky]

Haven't had cable since Oct. 08. As long as we don't go commie with the Internet, don't feel like I'm missing much.

[NoPants]

Great idea. As soon as they provide a link to the stream I'll email it to everyone I know. If we can get the link in advance I'll start sending it out now with a note about the time when streaming starts.