Said the GOP's Mr. Cullen, in part:  “The New Hampshire Republican Party has notified FOX News of our position, and we are in ongoing discussions with FOX News about having as many candidates as possible participate in the forum scheduled for January 6.”

Just a Weekend Affair

A huge controversy arose over the weekend as various web pundits, bloggers, blowhards and, even, the venerable WorldNetDaily.com all called Ron Paul a liar, claiming there never was such a forum and, just in case there was, that it was cancelled, anyhow, and how could an organization be so incompetent or its leadership so out of touch?  Based upon these allegations, a great many Ron Paul supporters seem to have jumped ship. 

Time to climb back aboard, folks.  You've been had.  Here's how:

Oh, Joe!  Not You, Too.  Say It Isn't So, Joe.

The Faux News Channel

Are you mad yet?  I am.  But, then, I'm always mad about something, it seems.

Though inundated with copies of those false claims, I responded to all comers with, "Just wait and see."  For each and every such claim I got, however, I was gratified to be copied onto hundreds of complaints directed at Fox News.

Well, we have waited.  We have seen.  The only question now remaining is:  Just how guilty is Fox News?  Did Fox News simply exclude Dr. Paul from the Nov 6 forum (and continue to exclude him, what's more) or are they at the base of what clearly was a false disinformation campaign over the weekend? 

We don't call it the Faux News Channel for nothing, after all.

Fairly Unbalanced

Fox News, far from being "Fair and Balanced," actually is Fairly Unbalanced, as it turns out.  We Report, You Decide?  Hah!  More like: We Decide, You Shut Up (guess I've been watching too much O'Reilly again).

It is high time for Fox News to back down and invite Dr. Paul to its little shindig.  You only thought I was outraged before!

There is every indication, from the blowback and bounces, that we managed to blow the Fox News server out of the water over the weekend with our outraged emails.  The NH GOP, too, acknowledged having been overwhelmed with the thousands upon thousands of phone calls and emails in support of Dr. Paul.  They claim not to be guilty.  Fair enough.  Fox News sure as hell is guilty, though.

Let's see what we can do now, folks.  The NH GOP is on board, so let's leave them alone.  Fox News has yet to get the message, though, it seems.  A few have suggested to me that you need more Fox News names, phone numbers, fax numbers and email addresses.  Well, here you go:

(There is just a little redundancy in the following list, cobbled together from several sources, but Fox News never has complained about redundancy before.  And, remember, they can delete emails wholesale, but somebody has to sort through all the voicemails.)