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More Media LIES: NYT-MSNBC says three-way race "taking shape" for Repubs ... NO RON PAUL!! | |
| **ZetaMax** Offer Upgrade  User ID: 659599  United States08/15/2011 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.msnbc.msn.com] Some GEMS from the article: While Gov. Rick Perry of Texas had hoped to turn the contest into a two-man duel with Mitt Romney, he starts by facing Representative Michele Bachmann, whose weekend victory in the Iowa straw poll reordered the top tier of candidates. ... Mr. Perry’s entrance is not likely to alter Mr. Romney’s strategy, at least in the short term. Senior aides to Mr. Romney have long believed that they would face a social conservative who would emerge out of Iowa. The Romney campaign may be content to watch Mr. Perry and Mrs. Bachmann clash, but are waiting to see how Mr. Perry develops as a candidate before deciding their approach. ... For now, the campaign is unfolding as a Romney-Perry-Bachmann competition.  ... The ONLY mention of Ron Paul came at the VERY END of the LONG article: Ron Paul of Texas, who finished a close second in the straw poll, could also influence the race with his strain of libertarian views that have become more popular in this economic climate. They're not even "trying" to hide thier bias anymore. |
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