December 11, 2009

Far from fading away like the establishment expected, Congressman Paul's message of freedom, peace, and prosperity continues to garner unprecedented coverage.

After a tremendous string of media hits to start December, Ron Paul's biggest television appearance yet will come this Tuesday, December 15, as he co-hosts CNBC's Squawk Box from 8-9am eastern!

It is incredible for a member of Congress not in his party's leadership to be receiving the amount of attention Ron Paul has seen in recent months. Our movement is truly making great progress.

Thank you for continuing to follow Dr. Paul's media appearances. You can be sure the producers take notice of the increased viewerships their shows receive when they interview Congressman Paul.

Tune in to CNBC's Squawk Box this Tuesday from 8-9am eastern and !

I think I like Ron Paul more than other politicians.

There are a whole lot of people out there that agree.

But, the mainstream media would never allow anyone like him to get elected.

I take the media with a grain of salt anyway

Unfortunately, the general masses don't.

They look to the media to " inform " them about who they should vote for.

I keep telling people to just do as I say and don't ask questions

but seriously....from everything I've read about him....I like him the best

Well....he has 3 more years to build support.

Maybe if he gains enough supporters, the media will HAVE to pay attention.

hope so. I don't see anything better out there

I have done some reading on him. he makes a lot of great points and he not in that DC click. i think i like what he has to say

Never gonna happen, unless the people show up in Washington DC with pitchforks and shovels. He is enemy No1. of the IRS, Big Banks, huge corporations, lobbies, Wall Street, mainstream media, war propaganda,

basically the establishment that controls Obama like a sock puppet and since Ron Paul was never a sock puppet, they don't like him.

I don't think it's the main stream media that was his problem....it was his own Republican Party that treated him very poorly during the election. If I remember right, they even wouldn't let him into one of the debates....maybe the one on FOX? He should have gone Independent.

That's true.

But, as an Independent, the media would pay even less attention to him than they did then.

I do know why Rush Limbaugh is so hell bent against a third party though. Ron Paul scares him to death.

the msm has little to do with it. fact is, not enough people agree with him to garner enough votes to elect him or he'd be president now huh?

I disagree.

The MSM these days have a LOT to do with it.

Take a look at the ratings for the " news " networks. Take a look at how many viewers they have.

Many, MANY people rely on the MSM to tell them what to think. When the MSM gives the majority of air time to one candidate over another, the general masses ( the sheeple ) are not going to know about other candidates because they are mostly too lazy to educate themselves about their choices.

you just made my point. it's the sheeple who pay attention to the msm. the msm provides what the people demand that they provide with their viewership. it's the sheeple who vote. it's the sheeple who consider the msm as a source of information. it's the sheeple who decide what information they will view. without the sheeple there would be no ratings. it's the sheeple who are the viewers. it's all about the sheeple. the sheeple decided against electing ron paul. like these easy ones.

that's because he is a Texan

everyone thinks he is a maverick and a troublemaker (depending on your orientation) but really its just because he is a real Texan with a Texan attitude

Shame really, he was the best canidate on the ballot...but hardly anyone knew who he was, he at least recieved one vote from me though.

First and last time I will ever vote, can't waver a country that doesn't know anything more than what the media covers and tells them...