Ron Paul Gets Testy On CNN
Glynnis MacNicol, Maggie Haberman, Nia-Malika Henderson and Howard Kurtz on another abrupt CNN interview exit by Ron Paul.
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He walked away because Bash has repeatedly shown that her only interest is in portraying Ron Paul poorly and twisting the truth to do it. All of the television media is owned by just a few companies and you all use it like a weapon to bend and manipulate the truth into something thing furthers your agenda. Everyone is awake to the propaganda game now. Start doing REAL NEWS and someday we might take you seriously again.
CNN should highlight REAL issues more and lie less that issue frustrates not only Ron Paul but also me,
all the way in the Netherlands where i am.
For me Ron Paul and friends (Alex Jones) mean truth and savior of the whole world.
Not one mention of the reason why this was deemed a junk question? The media swamped a small restaurant where Paul was to speak, creating an unsafe mob scene. Way to fail at having any journalistic integrity CNN.