Ron Paul at the MTV/MySpace dialogue

Ron Paul was one of the two Republicans who was smart enough to speak to the confused American youth with the other being Huckabee. While Huckabee was articulate and managed to present his own interpretations of Paul’s ideas, Ron Paul was better in presenting both the paleoconservative and liberatarian viewpoints.

With the exception of the scrambled audio in the first question about Darfur, Ron Paul did reasonably well discussing his talking points while tying much of the basic audience questions in the context of foreign policy, economics, and American complacency.

Cheers to Austin Petersen, Avery Knapp, Evan, and the rest of the New York City Ron Paul group for spending a chilly Saturday night cheering for Dr. Paul outside the MTV studio alongside the Hillary supporters. Also, kudos to MTV for actually giving Ron Paul at least 20 minutes to speak with little to no interruption unlike the shabby treatment he received from CNN, FOX NEWS and MSNBC.

Below are the highlights of his dialogue with undecided youth and Obama supporters.

After Paul, MTV gave better questions and more airtime to Barack Obama. It looks like much of the MTV producers and journalists are partial to Obama to the point of stuffing their audience with their supporters. I really liked how Scott of Fordham University tried to use Paul as a means to slam the GOP as a whole while not expecting the doctor to actually agree with him with a detailed explanation of the GOP’s recent epic failures in recent elections.

via//Life in Motion

~ by Sohail on February 2, 2008.