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FOX News shows an amazing clip of Ron Paul at the Iowa debate on Aug 5. Then Julie Banderas interviews Ron Paul in what may be one of the most civilized and fair interviews Ron Paul has had yet. Most major network interviews lately have ended with the “anchor” telling Paul he has no chance of winning, which seems very biased from a “news” perspective but what the hell do I know!? I’m really suprised, and happy, that a non-biased interview came from Fox news… which in my opinion does less “news” and more “commentary” than all the major networks combined.

Dr. Paul is the most articulate and truthful man in politics today (look up his voting record). It is not hard to look like you believe in what you are saying when you actually belive in what you are saying, and it comes across when he speaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbXQ_PnUbq8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N6NstE0_8Q

Still ignored by the major media outlets, Ron Paul continues to gain momentum. The Fourth of July gathering by the Cobb County GOP saw votes cast in another presidential straw poll. Ron Paul came in second, scooping up 17 percent of the votes. New Hampshire first Straw Poll, held by the Coalition for New Hampshire Taxpayers, and Dr. Paul received 65 percent of the votes! In a recent California Republican Assembly Presidential Preference straw poll he pulled in 12 percent of the votes. Hopefully momentum continues to build.

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It appears that more than 1,000 Ron Paul supporters showed up for a rally that occured after the Iowa Christian Alliance/Iowans for Tax Relief candidates forum, which refused to invite Dr. Paul, ended.

Not bad considering only about 600 showed up, out of over 1,200 expected, for the big government, war monger forum which included 6 candidates.

Initially a joint-forum held by the Iowans for Tax Relief and Iowa Christian Alliance did not give Ron Paul an invitation. But his exclusion from this rather mundane event turned out to be a blessing in disguise as the Ron Paul meetup groups inside and outside of Iowa found a cause to be motivated for. The original plan was just to have some sort of rally outside of the convention by a couple dozen Paul supporters, a way of having his presence and views be felt even though he wouldn’t be there. However, the planning accelerated, somebody rented out the Hy-Vee Hall right after the forum’s time-slot and Ron Paul found time to fit another speech into his busy schedule. The forum saw only 600 attendees for six candidates, while Paul alone drew in over 1000 cheering fans, a full house. Pretty impressive for a guy the main stream media doesn’t give much attention.

Links to related articles: here and here (includes video).