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On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 1:27 PM, plainolamerican
<[email protected]> wrote:
> So why do the media ignore Ron Paul?
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> because he's against US interventionist policies and doesn't favor
> Israel
>
> On Aug 17, 3:21 pm, MJ <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Vox NewsDid Ron Paul's presidential bid just get a big boost from Jon 
>> Stewart?Libertarian Ron Paul narrowly lost the Iowa straw poll to Michele 
>> Bachmann, yet has been cut out of media postmortems on the GOP's top tier. 
>> Does he deserve more coverage? Jon Stewart thinks so.By Peter Grier, Staff 
>> writer / August 16, 2011
>> When didRon Paulbecome theGOPpresidential candidate-who-must-not-be-named?
>> "Daily Show" hostJon Stewartasked that question onhis show Monday nightand 
>> in doing so he sparked a discussion among the media hordes that has produced 
>> more than a few mea culpas and could perhaps -- perhaps -- lead to more 
>> coverage of the libertarianTexascongressmen in the future.
>> In particular, Mr. Stewart took aim at the fact that Mr. Paul narrowly lost 
>> theAmes, Iowa, straw poll toMichele Bachmannyet was almost entirely left out 
>> of the journalistic political postmortem.
>> He ran a hilarious montage of pundits proclaiming the new top tier was 
>> Representative Bachmann ofMinnesota,Texas Gov. Rick Perry(who wasn t even 
>> entered in the straw poll), and formerMassachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney(who 
>> made little effort there).
>> Yet Paul fell only 152 votes short of winning the poll.
>> How did libertarian Ron Paul become the 13th floor in a hotel? said Stewart.
>> It s true that the Ames vote is hardly representative of evenIowa, much less 
>> the nation as a whole. But as Stewart added, He s the one guy in the field, 
>> agree with him or don t agree with him, who doesn t just regurgitate talking 
>> points or change what he believes to fit the audience in front of him.
>> So why do the media ignore Ron Paul? And please, if you re a Paulite, please 
>> read this whole thing before you take down our e-mail with angry missives.
>> They ignore him because he has little chance of winning or expanding his 
>> base beyond the relatively small number of Americans who agree with him that 
>> relinking the dollar to gold would be a good thing.
>> Right now an average of national polls puts Paul at about 8.7 percent, 
>> notesNew York Timespolling expertNate Silverin hisFiveThirtyEightblog.
>> "Paul might be able to get upwards of 25 percent of the vote in next year 
>> sIowa caucus, but I wonder how much upside his candidacy has beyond his very 
>> dedicated core of supporters,writes Mr. Silver.
>> But here s the media s little secret: viability isn t really as important a 
>> coverage criteria as reporters pretend. If it was, nobody would ever have 
>> written two sentences about the presidential stylings ofDonald Trump. (Who, 
>> you may remember,dissed Ron Paul s chancesearlier this year in a speech at 
>> theConservative Political Action Conference.)
>> No, the media are after what is termed a good story. And that s kind of a 
>> circular criteria, in the sense that the media rule what a good story is. 
>> ThusJon Huntsmancontinues to get fairly positive coverage, despite the fact 
>> that he got 69 votes at the Iowa caucus and barely breaks 2 percent in 
>> national polls.
>> We ll say it here: Ron Paul deserves at least as much ink (or as many 
>> pixels) as Jon Huntsman.
>> This whole affair has producedat least some coveragethat sounds a bit like 
>> an apology, orurges reportersto take Paul more seriously in the future.
>> We re also betting that it leads soon to a Ron Paul "Daily Show" appearance. 
>> By our count, he s already been on at least three times in recent 
>> years.Election 101: Ron Paul sets sights on 2012. Ten things to know about 
>> him.http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Elections/Vox-News/2011/0816/Did-Ron-Paul-s-presidential-bid-just-get-a-big-boost-from-Jon-Stewart
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