O'Reilly Factor Producer Jesse Watters Confronts Ron Paul!

[D.A.S.]

hxxp://nation.foxnews.com/ron-paul/2011/09/07/factor-producer-jesse-watters-confronts-ron-paul

I thought this was pretty disrespectful journalism and VERY patronizing, but I Ron Paul did well to be firm and reaffirm that he has better things to do than be on O'Reilly Factor. LOL.

 

[Feelgood]

A quick search would show this was already posted...

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...l-About-Avoiding-The-Factor&highlight=watters

 

[Billay]

Haha Paul took a shit on O'Reilly in that interview.

 

[blocks]

lmao @ the end.

 

[mavtek]

http://nation.foxnews.com/ron-paul/2011/09/07/factor-producer-jesse-watters-confronts-ron-paul

Why in this forum are links constantly obscured? Think about the link! When linking information or an article it doesn't matter where the click comes from! Obscure Polls, Obscure surveys, otherwise, give us the link and move on!

 

[Napoleon's Shadow]

Here is the producer's FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=607782951

SEND HIM A MESSAGE!

 

[GunnyFreedom]

http://nation.foxnews.com/ron-paul/2011/09/07/factor-producer-jesse-watters-confronts-ron-paul

Why in this forum are links constantly obscured? Think about the link! When linking information or an article it doesn't matter where the click comes from! Obscure Polls, Obscure surveys, otherwise, give us the link and move on!

You break links when you want to avoid lifting them in the Google rankings. RPF's is a very very powerful forum, and links from here can seriously launch a site in Google rankings. So when it's good we like to put the intact link. When it's bad, the broken link. Helps when people do Google searches to stack the good stuff higher the bad stuff lower.

Also, people tend to break MSM links on general principle, since they tend to treat us so horribly we don't want them to get the ranking boost that these forums naturally give.