Mainstream media supporting Ron Paul after sleeping with the establishment?

After a long run of most major media outlets keeping Ron Paul in black-out status, it is quite curious as to the motivation and meaning behind a surge of positive mainstream reporting about the revolutionary Republican presidential candidate in the past couple of months. Have they had a wake-up call?

What could possibly be driving these stations to jump into the arena with the Liberty movement after they've slept with the establishment and corporations for so long? I mean, think about it, most of America remains incognizent at the prospect Ron Paul is still hoping to sit in the Oval Office because of all the lousy coverage, or, rather, the lack thereof.

A passionate Ron Paul supporter recently wrote a comment about the mainstream media (M$M) under one of my articles:

countficula Up yours M$M, death to the "OLD MEDIA" cronies! Though I want to grab the whole of America and scream as loud as I can in it's face, I am just going to type it. Please wake up now! We can still get our country back from the enemies of the state foreign AND DOMESTIC. Romney IS Obama, Obama sold us all down river, the guy that wouldn't...no couldn't be a part of it turns out to be the absolute worst yet! If the world bankers and their familiars in our government aren't turned back right now our childrens future is a dark place indeed. In case you are reading this and don't have kids you just don't know what the fear is like. Once you care about someone far more than you do yourself fighting tooth and nail is the only option! FOR OUR COUNTRY's SAKE VOTE RON PAUL!!!!!!!

These are certainly scary times with the dollar falling, jobs decreasing, and the economy steadily going south which brings a lot of Americans to the side of Ron Paul, even if they don't agree with him on all the issues, they know he is about saving America's money, liberty, and getting BIG government off our back.

Meanwhile, back to the news...most Restore America campaigners usually get theirs from a local Cincinnati investigative journalist Ben Swann, Reality check; Ron Paul web sites, thedailypaul, ronpaul2012, and YouTube; and citizen's journalists, Examiner and Allvoices. However, recently a few well-known news stations feature Ron Paul and proclaim, even before Nebraska, he earned his way to Tampa.

First, CNN, of all news stations, said, Ron Paul could be the man America needs. Most Constitutional freedom fighters must have rolled their eyes in disbelief when they first saw that video with all the negative coverage CNN dished out from the genesis of his race to the White House.

Next, there's Rachel Maddow of MSNBC. She's all into Ron Paul news with her recent shows. Some complete with props and sound effects: The GOP can't ignore Ron Paul even if DC media does, Ron Paul may leave outsider status in Tampa, Rachel Maddow interviews a Ron Paul delegate, and Ron Paul could be nominated at the Republican National Convention.

Finally, believe it or not, Fox News has been chiming in regularly with Fox News admits Ron Paul won five states and John Stossel may have spoken Ron Paul in Did Fox News endorse Ron Paul?

It is shocking; to say the least, as to why MSNBC, CNN and Fox News are communicating in such a way that seems as if they may be giving Ron Paul a boost. As a past Ron Paul delegate for my precinct, I find it rather amusing, but certainly am a bit skeptical. Why do you think the mainstream media has jumped on the limited government train--or have they?

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