Oh, I don't deny that the bosses of the media are not interested in favorable coverage of Ron Paul, but I consider Tucker our man on the inside. He's giving Ron Paul as much coverage as he can without getting fired, and so far he's doing fantastic. IMHO.
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Oh, I don't deny that the bosses of the media are not interested in favorable coverage of Ron Paul, but I consider Tucker our man on the inside. He's giving Ron Paul as much coverage as he can without getting fired, and so far he's doing fantastic. IMHO.
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You're dreaming.
Tucker is a shill who likes to get our ratings but ultimately sucks up to his bosses.
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I agree.
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It is so funny how different people perceive reality so differently. One man thinks Tucker is following orders from GE brass to marginalize Ron Paul to keep the war machine going while another sees Tucker as doing his best to promote Ron Paul without getting fired.
Who's right? I have no idea.
I think I better go hand out some slim jims.
Who's right? I have no idea.
I think I better go hand out some slim jims.
Even if that were true, I don't care. Ron Paul is getting a lot of coverage out of this. And, I don't think that's true.
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You guys make me sick.
Go back to the www.prisonplanet.com forums
Everything is not a conspiracy, ugh!
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Go back to the www.prisonplanet.com forums
Everything is not a conspiracy, ugh!
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Umm, rating aren't determined by how many TV's are tuned into a particular station. Lol...do you think they have some kind of brilliant communication technology that communicates back and forth between your TV and their station?
Yea, millions do!
But changing the channel if you dont have the equipment does nothing. Hell you can watch Fox all day and feel no guilty, only disgust
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It wasn't bad!
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They give Huckabee a pass for letting a violent sex offender out of jail who later raped and murdered another woman.
They give Rudy a pass for marrying his cousin, trying to ban "ferrets" in New York City, and shipping the remains of the world trade center, along with the bodies of fallen fire fighters to a overseas recycling center.
They give Mccain a pass for trying to grant amnesty to 12 million illegals
They give Romney a pass for doing a complete reversal on virtually every opinion he holds now.
They call Ron Paul Crazy becuase he follows the constitution, tries like hell to protect our liberties, and our currency. And wants to have peace. Yeah....He must be a loon.
Fuck Tucker, fuck everyone in the media, I'm sick of this stupid shit. Why do people even wonder why we got so screwed up? It's pretty fucking obvious to me! When the media glorifies the type of behavior the other canidates on BOTH sides practice, or have practiced, the moral fiber of the nation goes to shit. You mean to tell me that the annointed "top tier" is the best this country can do? Gimme a fucking break.
They give Rudy a pass for marrying his cousin, trying to ban "ferrets" in New York City, and shipping the remains of the world trade center, along with the bodies of fallen fire fighters to a overseas recycling center.
They give Mccain a pass for trying to grant amnesty to 12 million illegals
They give Romney a pass for doing a complete reversal on virtually every opinion he holds now.
They call Ron Paul Crazy becuase he follows the constitution, tries like hell to protect our liberties, and our currency. And wants to have peace. Yeah....He must be a loon.
Fuck Tucker, fuck everyone in the media, I'm sick of this stupid shit. Why do people even wonder why we got so screwed up? It's pretty fucking obvious to me! When the media glorifies the type of behavior the other canidates on BOTH sides practice, or have practiced, the moral fiber of the nation goes to shit. You mean to tell me that the annointed "top tier" is the best this country can do? Gimme a fucking break.
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I think it's called Mental illness. It's probably grossly overdiagnosed, but I believe it exists.
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Seriously, where is the link to the clip??
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yes tucker is an ass but on the bright side, most people don't know who gravel is.
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this is a culture that worships Paris Hilton, do you need any other explanation? ;P
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I thought the segment was good. You can't shine Ron in a positive light ALL the time. Most people are not going to agree with 100% with what the Good Doctor has to say. I don't, but that's not going to stop me from voting for him. I believe that Ron Paul is BY FAR the best choice out of all the candidates.
When Tucker asked "Who is going to agree with this guy," I really don't think he speaks for himself. In fact Tucker said that he agrees with the Dr. on a lot of issues (pro-life, marijuana, etc.), and that he "somewhat" sides with Paul (although I think he just said "somewhat" to duck under the radar and avoid dectection from the upper echelons at MSNBC). Do anyone remember what he said about the possibility of Brownback endorsing Ghouli? He completely disagrees with it, and said "I won't be able to live with that."
The thing is, I think it's the way Tucker delivers his message. He did sound critical when he popped the question about "who agrees with Dr. Paul about anything." But a minute later, he did say that he agrees with Paul on a lot of cases. You just have to listen hard whenever Tucker pays compliment or something in favor of Dr. Paul because he says it quietly.
I think Tucker is on Ron Paul's side, he hints at it, but won't totally come out and admit it. I don't blame him because I understand the position he's in. He doesn't want to piss off the people who cut him his paycheck.
Like I said, I thought the segment was good. I 99% sure that Tucker is on Paul's side, and shouldn't be labeled as a "shill." He's okay in my book for now.
When Tucker asked "Who is going to agree with this guy," I really don't think he speaks for himself. In fact Tucker said that he agrees with the Dr. on a lot of issues (pro-life, marijuana, etc.), and that he "somewhat" sides with Paul (although I think he just said "somewhat" to duck under the radar and avoid dectection from the upper echelons at MSNBC). Do anyone remember what he said about the possibility of Brownback endorsing Ghouli? He completely disagrees with it, and said "I won't be able to live with that."
The thing is, I think it's the way Tucker delivers his message. He did sound critical when he popped the question about "who agrees with Dr. Paul about anything." But a minute later, he did say that he agrees with Paul on a lot of cases. You just have to listen hard whenever Tucker pays compliment or something in favor of Dr. Paul because he says it quietly.
I think Tucker is on Ron Paul's side, he hints at it, but won't totally come out and admit it. I don't blame him because I understand the position he's in. He doesn't want to piss off the people who cut him his paycheck.
Like I said, I thought the segment was good. I 99% sure that Tucker is on Paul's side, and shouldn't be labeled as a "shill." He's okay in my book for now.
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Rev9 that's some pretty f$%&in' funny stuff there. lol
man! wish we didn't have slow ass dial up! *sigh*
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