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11-28-2007, 02:32 PM
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Re: Glenn Beck told me to post this to Ron Paul Supporters
Hostile or not why would you turn down a chance to expand your ideas to a crowd that may have no idea who you are.
You can't lose votes you never were going to get but you CAN win votes with a few good points and ideals. 
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11-28-2007, 02:34 PM
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Re: Glenn Beck told me to post this to Ron Paul Supporters
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Besides, Paul agreed to a Hannity interview, didn't he? [/ QUOTE ] Only as part of the Fox post-debate show as far as I know. He really should go and appear on both the Hannity and Beck radio show.
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11-30-2007, 12:11 PM
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Re: Glenn Beck told me to post this to Ron Paul Supporters
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Hostile or not why would you turn down a chance to expand your ideas to a crowd that may have no idea who you are. You can't lose votes you never were going to get but you CAN win votes with a few good points and ideals. [/ QUOTE ] For an answer to your question, watch Lou Dobbs when he interviews a guest with whom he has opposite views. He treats the guest as hostile; controls the conversation; doesn't let the guest complete an answer; he just attacks; attacks; attacks. If you were a candidate running on a platform of amnesty for illegal immigrants, you would not want to go on the air with Dobbs for a 5 minute interview. He would show you no respect. Not that I'm for amnesty, just equality in debates with the host of the show.
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