ABC excluded Ron Paul from it's coverage of the debate for over 2 days, until it was forced to cover him by thousands of angry supporters.

MSNBC, the network that hosted the debate, has failed to acknowledge that he won their own polls and, therefore, the debate. FOX has yet to mention him. CNN is glossing over him.

On the internet, Politico.com, co-host of the debate, has said nothing. Yahoo.com has excluded him from their campaign coverage and polls completely. DrudgeReport.com pulled their poll as soon as it looked as though he was going to move into second place...

And yet, the word got out.

Howard Dean used the internet 4 years ago to create the largest grassroots presidential campaign in history. But Howard Dean's campaign will not compare to what is coming this summer. Howard Dean didn't have YouTube.com. Howard Dean didn't have Digg.com... or reddit.com, or liveleak.com, or this website, or this one, or this one. Howard Dean was crushed by the same media that hyped his presence on the internet. Ron Paul doesn't have the media hype, and he doesn't need it. Instead, he has genuine support from tens of thousands of dedicated, motivated Americans (at least), who are fed up with big, corporate government and big, corporate media. And we're tired of being told who to like and what to think. You can't buy this support--not with all the corporate donations and media hype in the world. The old media is being replaced by the new media. A new "free press," where the people decide what's important and the people decide what is news.

To the American media: The founders of this country freed you so that you could be the watchdogs. So that you could protect us from government. You should be ashamed. You have lost your integrity. You have lost the respect of the people of this country, and of the world. You have a choice: change, or become the news--and make yourselves obsolete.

America, join the Revolution.