On MSNBC's site, at least right now..

[MsDoodahs]

someone might want to do one of those picture of the screen thingees so this doesn't get flushed down the memory hole.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18727094/

(from the LRCBlog)

 

[MsDoodahs]

Holy Cow!

That is such a decent treatment of Dr. Paul that I'm ... dizzy and lightheaded!

 

[Kandilynn]

Wow! That was a nice article.

 

[UtahApocalypse]

Ok, who was able to hack into the MSNBC website and put that up?? Seriously I cannot believe what i just read.

 

[thebeans]

I was just about to post the same thing. I feel so good about this.


Gal, i am happy.

 

[romelll]

Its gone

What ever it was it is now gone at 9:26 P.M. EST.

Someone have a copy?

 

[thebeans]

Wait, how do you do a screen capture?

 

[thebeans]

He is still on the MSNBC first page. What was the other article?

 

[SlapItHigh]

Wait, how do you do a screen capture?

There should be a "print screen" button near the top of your keyboard, often next to the F keys. Press the print screen button then just paste it into some kind of blank document/file. HTH!

 

[Mort]

Its the same article.

You can screen capture by hitting the print screen button on your keyboard and then "pasting" the captured image into mspaint.

 

[Phil M]

Note that this article, though the main focus was Paul, also had a large focus on all the second-tier candidates. Putting Paul's picture at the top of the article is essentially admission from the MSM that Paul is the de facto leader of the second tier.

 

[CurtisLow]

I took a screen shot! Very cool!

1. http://img501.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rp1he1.jpg
2. http://img148.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rp2xj4.jpg
3. http://img501.imageshack.us/img501/7867/rp31uu0.png
4. http://img501.imageshack.us/img501/6191/rp4su6.png



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[Jeff556]

The Publicity is just rolling in. Thank you Rudi.

 

[snowgoosebob]

removed

 

[Brandybuck]

You can screen capture by hitting the print screen button on your keyboard and then "pasting" the captured image into mspaint.

Linux and Unix users can use GIMP and use the aquire function, and Mac users can use Grabber, in the the utilities folder.

 

[Hawaii Libertarian]

MSNBC Can't Ignore Their Own Online Polls

Unlike Fox News, which dissed the results of their own post-debate poll, MSNBC is at least acknowledging, albeit indirectly, that based on the results of their two online polls, many of their readers that bothered to vote online take the candidacy of Ron Paul seriously.