TAMPA, May 8, 2012 – It’s official. Ron Paul has won two states. He’s probably going to win more.
In response, most media outlets have chosen to ramp up their passive-aggressive attacks on Paul’s campaign.
Ever since he announced that he would seek the Republican nomination for president back in 2007, Ron Paul has been covered like no other major party candidate in U.S. history.
Let’s review:
During his previous campaign for the 2008 Republican nomination, the media largely pretended he wasn’t running at all. When he was covered, virtually every article or segment described him as a “gadfly” and his campaign as “quixotic.” Even before the first debate was held, we were assured at least twice in every news piece that Paul “had little chance of winning the nomination.”
At the start of this election cycle, the gadfly’s quixotic campaign was covered in much the same manner. Admittedly, the insinuations that Paul’s views were “fringe” or “crazy” had diminished. It’s hard to call someone crazy after all of his economic predictions come true and all of the predictions of his opponents prove wrong.
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The media, whose credibility is already fast going down the toilet even among the densest and most gullible elements of the public, will be the least of Ron’s worries as his successes continue to mount. The real threat to him and his campaign will come from that alphabet soup of extra-constitutional, quasi-legal “executive” agencies that maintain the status quo through deception and deadly force.