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I know many of you will heartily disagree with this, but here is the way I see it.
As you know, over the last couple of months Tucker has gone out of his way to bash Ron Paul on his show (and on Bill Maher) and has allowed Paul to be bashed on his show by other guests, while at the same time being supportive of Paul when face to face with him.
He has also been questioning the level of knowledge RP supporters have about his policies. ("I don't think they know what he really stands for...like he is going to throw the Dept of Ed into the Potomac!"
He has also relished bringing up and sensationalizing off-the-wall supporters like Strippers for Ron Paul.
Now, he is embedded with the campaign to do "research" to write an article for the New Republic.
And what does he do? While in Nevada with the campaign, HE calls up a brothel owner, without the knowledge of the campaign, and invites him to arrive in a limo with hookers on each arm to a RON PAUL PRESS CONFERENCE!
#1. I think that it is COMPLETELY INAPPROPRIATE for an embedded journalist to alter the news by inviting ANYONE to the candidate's press conference.
#2. This appears to be another attempt by Tucker to undermine the campaign's validity. Let's face it folks, he was trying to create controversy. And he was doing it for selfish reasons so he will have something juicy to write about in his article.
HOW DARE HE? How dare he decide that the person who needed to show up at Paul's press conference was a pimp flanked by prostitutes?
He is literally now trying to turn the campaign into a circus. And using his privileged position as an embedded journalist to do so.
I know he has said he supports Paul but I think he is trying to insidiously undermine it somehow.
WTF? I am absolutely outraged by this.
I am writing a letter to Carlson, the New Republic as well as the campaign. If I were on the campaign I would be furious by this breach of trust.
I used to like Carlson, then I was puzzled by him. Now I am disgusted with his antics.
http://www.rgj.com/blogs/inside-nevada-politics/2007/11/ron-paul-earns-support-of-nevada.html
As you know, over the last couple of months Tucker has gone out of his way to bash Ron Paul on his show (and on Bill Maher) and has allowed Paul to be bashed on his show by other guests, while at the same time being supportive of Paul when face to face with him.
He has also been questioning the level of knowledge RP supporters have about his policies. ("I don't think they know what he really stands for...like he is going to throw the Dept of Ed into the Potomac!"
He has also relished bringing up and sensationalizing off-the-wall supporters like Strippers for Ron Paul.
Now, he is embedded with the campaign to do "research" to write an article for the New Republic.
And what does he do? While in Nevada with the campaign, HE calls up a brothel owner, without the knowledge of the campaign, and invites him to arrive in a limo with hookers on each arm to a RON PAUL PRESS CONFERENCE!
#1. I think that it is COMPLETELY INAPPROPRIATE for an embedded journalist to alter the news by inviting ANYONE to the candidate's press conference.
#2. This appears to be another attempt by Tucker to undermine the campaign's validity. Let's face it folks, he was trying to create controversy. And he was doing it for selfish reasons so he will have something juicy to write about in his article.
HOW DARE HE? How dare he decide that the person who needed to show up at Paul's press conference was a pimp flanked by prostitutes?
He is literally now trying to turn the campaign into a circus. And using his privileged position as an embedded journalist to do so.
I know he has said he supports Paul but I think he is trying to insidiously undermine it somehow.
WTF? I am absolutely outraged by this.
I am writing a letter to Carlson, the New Republic as well as the campaign. If I were on the campaign I would be furious by this breach of trust.
I used to like Carlson, then I was puzzled by him. Now I am disgusted with his antics.
http://www.rgj.com/blogs/inside-nevada-politics/2007/11/ron-paul-earns-support-of-nevada.html