Why is the Media & Republican Party Snubbing Ron Paul from the Republican Nomina

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   JJin26posted 12 years ago

   Why is the Media & Republican Party Snubbing Ron Paul from the Republican Nomination for 2012?
   
   Its pretty clear that Ron Paul who been a Congressman for Many years and probably the only Representative that cares about real issues like the federal reserve bank, and the TSA and all the wars taking place across the middle East.  My question is Why cant he win when he is clearly the only person qualified to be president of the United states?
   
   

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   druhepkinsposted 12 years ago

   Ron Paul isn't helped by the Republican Party because Ron Paul cares about real issues and concerns from his heart and reasoning. He is the only one brave enough to call out real problems and hidden enemies of America like the Federal Reserve and the IRS. He's ahead of the curve and knows we should never even have implemented the Federal Reserve and we compromised our country, nor is income tax even legal. He isn't driven or controlled by corporate interests and he doesn't play the "game" like all the other politicians. Others in the party aren't leaders, it's an old boy's club that stick to the plan at all costs and do what they're told. Ron Paul doesn't fit in.
   
   Ron Paul has risen on his own merit and the Republican Party is never going to support him, promote him, or let him represent the party, so they'll push any idiot in front of him who plays by the rules and behaves. Very unfortunate but that's exactly where we're at and he'll continue to be snubbed.

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   Jonesy0311posted 12 years ago

   This happens every election year. Rob Paul is generally adored by "everyman" voters, particularly young people. He is, by definition, a Republican and a Constitutionalist. Nonetheless, his views are diametrically opposed to the current schemes of his party. I can only hope that he gets a fair shake this time around. Times like these illustrate exactly how evil and incompetant the two-party system truly is.

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   sam3mposted 12 years ago

   ron paul appears to be an honest, principled man.  those two things make him ineligible for support by the gop.
   while most politicians seem to be corrupt, the gop appears to be pushing the envelope and are joined by most in their party.

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   Old Empresarioposted 12 years ago

   Because he is the libertarian, anti-imperialist candidate.

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   Cody Hodgeposted 12 years ago

   Ron Paul had about 10 minutes or so to speak last night on CNN. Probably the most airtime he has gotten in his entire life. Made a great speech, we need him, only so that the next election can be on issues, not sound bytes.

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