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It's ironic how Ron Paul has become such a hit everywhere but Fox News. He takes the same damned message everywhere he goes and makes people think. He's got charm to boot.

The other big irony is that Fox News is operated very much like a state-run media outlet like the one in Egypt that finally broke down in the last couple weeks and admitted it could no longer continue lying to the public or distorting reality.

These so-called production mistakes are not mistakes. I know about editing, and you don't just happen to find the wrong footage like that, especially when you're dealing with real time footage. You'd be going into the editing room with all the stuff you've got from that weekend and then you'd have to actually go and insert that older footage by getting it from somewhere else other than the primary sources which is the footage from the actual event.

Those faulty crowd inserts were done on purpose and all three times they just happened to benefit the point of view that Fox News wanted to take on those stories.

I don't know why they don't just report things the way they are, but then that would give their audience the chance to actually make up their minds about something, and we all know that Fox doesn't want that to happen.