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Tuesday, January 24, 2012


  1. Major media black out Paul's effort
    to repeal law on interning Americans
    Presidential candidate Ron Paul's bill calling for repeal of a just-enacted law giving the president and the Pentagon authority to detain Americans indefinitely on mere suspicion was ignored by the mainstream media, as a Google news search (below) shows.

    No major media touched the story. Previously such media went to extreme lengths to avoid the controversy, which has raised the hackles of people on the right and left of the political spectrum.

    Major media similarly played down -- to the point of brown-out -- the Stop Online Privacy Act controversy and only relented when the new media, in the form of Wikipedia and Google, mobilized netizens to contact lawmakers.

    One of the things that the old media hold against Paul is his effective use of the new media, which -- to their commentators -- doesn't strike them as legitimate for a presidential contender.

    Although Newt Gingrich played to a debate audience about being abused by the press, it is Paul who is consistently chiseled and maligned by the old-line media. Gingrich, on the other hand, got into an ethics uproar over taking an outlandishly large book advance from media mogul Rupert Murdoch, known for his proclivity for manipulating lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic.


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    1. Ron Paul introduces bill to repeal NDAA indefinite detention clause

      Openglobe‎ - 15 hours ago
      Republican Representative and presidential candidate Ron Paul took a day off from campaigning in the primary voting state of South Carolina to return to ...
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  2. Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal NDAA's Indefinite Detention

    thenewamerican.com/.../10608-ron-paul-introduces-bill-to-repeal-nd...
    4 days ago – GOP presidential contender Ron Paul introduced legislation to overturn the indefinite detention provision in the National Defense Authorization ...
  3. Ron Paul Moves To Repeal NDAA Police State Provisions Alex ...

    www.infowars.com/ron-paul-moves-to-repeal-ndaa-police-state-prov...
    5 days ago – Ron Paul stepped aside from his 2012 presidential campaign today to fight directly for all of our freedoms, by introducing legislation to repeal ...
  4. Ron Paul proposes bill to repeal indefinite detention provision | The ...

    www.rawstory.com/.../ron-paul-proposes-bill-to-repeal-indefinite-det...
    5 days ago – Ron Paul (R-TX) introduced legislation to the U.S House on Wednesday that would repeal Section 1021 of the National Defense Authorization ...
  5. Ron Paul calls for repeal of detainee rules, slams Lindsey Graham ...

    thehill.com/.../204811-ron-paul-slams-sen-graham-calls-on-house-to-...
    6 days ago – Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul (R-Texas) took to the House floor Wednesday morning to call on his colleagues to support his new ...
  6. AllGov - News - Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite ...

    www.allgov.com/.../Ron_Paul_Introduces_Bill_to_Repeal_Indefinite...
    4 days ago – The wording of the act, although carefully phrased, allows the president of the United States to imprison whomever he chooses.
  7. Ron Paul Introduces Bill To Repeal Unconstitutional Section of ...

    www.dailypaul.com › Forums › Ron Paul 2012
    3 days ago – Ron Paul took time off from his campaign schedule to introduce legislation to repeal section 1021 of the National Defense Authorization Act for ...



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