I love how every media network keeps covering up Ron Paul, excluding him, slighting him, and generally lying about who he is and what he's about.

More to the point, in the recent event in Nevada, Ron Paul was #2 in the polls. Not only did Fox and CNN not mention Ron Paul, CNN was so bold as to say McCain was second.

I'm not gonna lie, I do like Ron Paul, but I demand fairness of everyone. When Kucinich was un-invited to (crap I'm totally spacing on what that was now, help please?) I called up the decision makers and emailed them, and told them that I'm not even a Kucinich supporter (I like him, just not my favorite) and I was pissed as hell and they needed to reevaluate their so called democratic process.

After that I "contacted" (humorous term nowdays) the other 2008 candidates and asked them all to show what true democracy is and tell the network hosting said event (again, someone feel free to remind me) that Kucinich needed to be able to attend otherwise they would not.

This is what we're supposed to be seeing, America. TRUE DEMOCRACY, and REAL EQUALITY, whether we like the situation or not. Every candidate deserves to be recognized for exactly what they're doing for the people and getting back in response. Without this, the candidacy process is a fallacy, which then moves on to much deeper rooted problems.

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Send the mainstream media a message - send Ron Paul another donation on the "money bomb" day tomorrow on MLK day:

http://www.freeatlast2008.com

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"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident." - Schopenhauer

To replace the freedom of the people to hear the voices of their own freedom with what is cost effective leaves freedom only for the corporations to affect the cost. It's fascism. But we cowar from that word because we don’t fully understand it in ourselves.