Paging Ron Paul: Please Update Your Website

Must be a slow news day at NPR.

Sent by Mark | 10:33 AM | 1-4-2008

wow--it seems that when NPR can manufacture a negative story on Ron Paul, it will (thus joining the ranks of other elite media). Probably the most underestimated role of media is it's power to persuade the masses. While NPR (& all other major media) certainly pays lip service to being fair-minded in their reportings, reality paints a more disturbing picture. I cite for one example the tepid media response to RP's historic $6M/1 day haul. Had any other (establishment) candidate garnered that $, they'd be plastered all of the news, and rightfully so. The fact that a media have-not can bring $20M in a quarter is all the more indicative of how powerful Paul's message resonates with those who've heard of him. Maybe if NPR & others stick to a journalistic creed of fairness, many other heretofore apathetic voters will get a chance to join the revolution. As a bonus, you might also see a quicker turn-around on the updates from his web site--nothing like a win-win!

Sent by Thomas Braun | 6:26 PM | 1-4-2008

i luv ron paul

Sent by rouge porfa | 8:43 AM | 3-7-2008

ok.

Did you also look at the Rudy Giuliani website?

I doubt they bragged about finishing last, and instead stayed positive and put a good spin on the situation.

Next time be fair and balanced, ok?

Sent by david p | 5:18 AM | 3-10-2008