Though O'Reilly didn't personally make the decision to exclude Paul, he did say on his show that he would have made the same decision if it were his to make.

Secondly, there is no Constitutional quandary here Fred. Obama has every right to exclude O'Reilly from a campaign event if he wants to. Freedom of the Press does not give anyone carte blanche to go where ever you want and do whatever you want. It allows you to print whatever you know. O'Reilly did just that. He talked about being excluded.

Fox News had every right to exclude Ron Paul for the same reasons. I disagree with the decision, and think it calls into question Fox New's commitment to fair and balanced coverage as a media organization, but just like Fox News, I'm talking about it.

The question is whether excluding candidates, and then complaining about being excluded makes you a hypocrite. I think the answer is clearly yes.

And to Sean regarding the "intimidation" of Sean Hannity... I watched that video, but can't honestly see where the intimidation was. As far as I could see, it simply showed a lot of pissed of Paul supporters marching in front of where the Fox News debate was being held. Free Assembly and Free Speech are protected in the constitution last time I checked.

Look Sean, you can piss and moan about his supporters all you want, and how you don't think they're doing it the "right way" like you think are doing. It really doesn't matter. Its important to people who operate campaigns, but doesn't really extend a lot further.

The irony here is that you don't think that Hannity ought to be attacked, because he didn't make the decision to keep Ron Paul out of the Fox News forum. But he does work for Fox News, and he did certainly did not come out and say that Fox News was wrong. Yet you want Paul to be held accountable in the exact same way for what his supporters did. If Hannity shouldn't be held accountable for the decision of Fox News, why should Paul be held accountable for what a small number of his supporters did?

And how about your boy Fred? He was in the forum, and he only managed 1%? Really?

You know what... I think civility is really becoming over rated. There isn't enough outrage when it comes to how our rights are trampled by our representatives. I say bring it.

Paul has talked about peace in regards to not going to war. However he has also praised people like Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks, as well as others, who have committed civil disobedience in fighting unjust acts.

As far as the need for leaders to sprout up... I sure hope so. Because there are no other candidates on either side of the aisle who fit the mold. It's desperately needed.