List Not to Yellow Journalism, but to the True Facts about Ron Paul

In the Michael Douglas/Annette Bening movie, 'The American President,' a very simple governing principle of prudent journalism was dramatically abandoned by the national media in the way it collectively sought to destroy the reputation and character of the woman portrayed by Bening, Sidney Ellen Wade, for ulterior pragmatic motives. Yellow journalism is clearly defined as intentional misrepresentation of the correct relevant facts in order to convey a tainted misperception of reality to a gullible public. Since the election of 1824, when John Quincy Adams paid newspapers and magazines to crudely malign Andrew Jackson's good wife, yellow journalism has been employed by immorally pragmatic candidates, and their supporters, in nearly every subsequent election to unjustly oppress their deserving opponents. Such journalism is neither moral nor ethical, but this was what was done in the aforementioned movie to bolster the political ratings of Republican Presidential Candidate Bob Rumson, portrayed by actor Richard Dryfus.

This is, also, exactly what is being currently done by CNN, Fox News, and the other electronic media to discredit Rep. Ron Paul, the only real statesman among the Republican Presidential candidates. How, in the name of sophistry, could a majority of right-thinking Republican voters in South Carolina have cast their votes for a vacillating pragmatist like Newt Gingrich, who will do and say anything to get elected? Above all, Gingrich is not a man of solid moral fiber who has the desire, or the will, to stop rabid federalism from shredding the U.S. Constitution in order for the federal government to increase the micro-management of the affairs of ordinary American citizens.

Newt Gingrich might have become popular over the past month through the tainted media, as have Romney and Santorum. But all three of them are essentially global pragmatists and status quo candidates who, if elected, won't do anything at all to make things better economically and governmentally in the American republic. They won't tell you so, but they are much more concerned with the advancement of the global economy for the benefit of world government than the advancement of the U.S. economy for the benefit of all struggling U.S. citizens. They won't tell you so, but they don't support the economic principles established by Adam Smith and advanced by Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, the principles that made the American republic flourish as a sovereign economic power from 1789 until around 1900. These wolves in sheep's clothing, instead, support the Fabian socialist philosophy of economist John Maynard Keynes. This is a philosophy based upon total federal government regulation, a complete diminution of the freedom and liberty of the individual American to pursue happiness, and an eventual one-world government.

Rep. Ron Paul is only Republican candidate worth his salt, and, God-willing, will stand tall in the eyes of a majority of the states' primary electorates. Without the executive guiding hand of Ron Paul, this nation will be utterly doomed to become a form of government very foreign to the vision of the Constitutional Framers, those heroic individuals who risked life and limb to bring forth an American republic, predicated upon freedom and liberty.