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Ron Paul was excluded from the latest Fox news debate. So much for Fair and Balanced, but that’s typical of Fox News. Being on Jay Leno as the headlining guest was likely MUCH more helpful to Ron Paul than being just another one of the stuffed suits sitting around on the Fox News table taking turns puffing chests, raising noses, and smugly reciting campaign slogans.

This is a two part video, but worth the watch to get a feel for Dr. Paul.

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

Lisa explains the dichotomy between Fox News’ conservative views and the Fox Network’s raunchy programming. Homer’s role in the clip sums up about 95% of the conservatives I know (ya I know who you 5% who walk the walk and talk the talk are, I may not agree with you but I can certainly respect you for your views). ”Liberals… I hate them so much.”

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