01/10/07 UPDATE: Regarding the YouTube video below: According to the Boston Globe, columns on the spreadsheet you saw were incorrectly transposed on Wednesday morning. McCain's column and Paul's column were "accidentally" switched.

Here's their NH primaries results page - you can clearly see what was switched by comparison. I still find it suspect - it's very hard to believe Paul got 1 - or 0 - votes in any of the counties in New Hampshire...Paul being a former Libertarian and New Hampshire being the "Live Free Or Die" state. I would definitely support a recount by hand. What do you think?

Jay Leno Asks Ron Paul Why Media Is Censoring Him 
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008

(Just hit the Next arrow to see Part 2)

Presidential candidate Ron Paul appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Monday night.  He was invited by Leno after Jay personally found out that Paul - who was just 1% behind Rudy Giuliani in New Hampshire, and beat out Giuliani by 6% in Iowa, and has raised more money than anyone in the GOP - was not invited by FOX to the New Hampshire debates.

"There's got to be a reason why FOX is not letting him into the debates...So I called him up last night, and I said, 'Let's find out today, why you weren't on tonight.'" Leno opened the Tonight Show January 7th.  "Even if you don't like somebody's politics, it seems really unfair to me to exclude them for some reason other than, like, they're just too obscure - because he's certainly not obscure."

Leno asked Paul why FOX News chose not to put him on.  Paul replied that he tried to find out, and FOX would not return his call!

Jay also mentioned, "Here's something interesting:  I found out about this sort of on my own, going, 'hey, where's Ron Paul?' and then we made some phone calls, you weren't in. I saw you interviewed with Wolf Blitzer on CNN:   it wasn't mentioned.  I think - I don't want to be unfair -  I didn't see it on MSNBC or any of the other cable channels.

"I mean, it seems like a big story:  one of the major candidates...is left out."

Paul's most telling answer?

"The Republican Party in New Hampshire came to bat - you know, they withdrew support for the party for that debate.  So we give them credit."

He agreed that FOX was being unfair by not allowing him into the debate, but the comment above indicates that he faced censorship by the Republican Party, as well.

And, in fact, we have found that all the major cable channels besides Leno's home at NBC, have similarly avoided coverage of Ron Paul as a presidential candidate.  When the numbers directly contradict the percentage of which candidate is shown to us...there is your corruption.

We have found CNN has shown some coverage of Ron Paul, including his speech at the 2008 New Hampshire primaries this week, which no one else seemed to show:

Ron Paul supporters - one of whom sent ConnieTalk the following clip - are growing increasingly distrustful of the media coverage of this election:

Now, we have not yet independently verified the above data, and are currently going over the numbers for New Hampshire and contacting the Boston Globe and the AP.  But as far as FOX goes, they purposefully and intentionally excluded Paul from their coverage.

And it's apparent and unfortunate that the public has to question the subliminally selective coverage of all of our candidates.

If there is someone with a message the GOP and Democratic bigwigs, the media corporations, do not want you to learn about:  isn't that all the more reason to want to learn about them?

This was just blatantly unfair.

Well, if THEY won't tell you, we will!

Wouldn't you prefer news without puppet strings? 

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