Why is PNAC ignored by the media and politicians?

[SkiGuy]

and I mean both Democrats and Republicans. I have seen nothing more than a passing reference to PNAC once in the MSM. I have written my Congressmen and some candidates as well as my local newspaper, USA Today, and others. Not even ONE response! I find this perplexing. After all it is the plans for invading/occupying Iraq (like the neocons would ever admit that). Why the silence about this? Why is it such a taboo subject to even those who are against the war? Sen. Reed (RI), Secretary of State Matt Brown (RI-running for Senate and very much against the war) why have you not responded. All I asked was your opinions on this. Am I making too much a big deal of PNAC? I don't think so. Read some or all of "Rebuilding America's Defenses" http://www.newamericancentury.org/RebuildingAmericasDefenses.pdf and judge for yourself.

[Botany]

1. Because it is the dead horse in the corner of the living room

nobody talks about. Google PNAC and then google American Enterprise
Institute and look @ their addresses ..... they are the same.

[iamahaingttta]

2. It should be obvious!

It's too hot to handle!

The MSM is a wholly owned subsidiary of PNAC™, and politicians aren't there to, you know, actually solve problems! If anyone actually tried to do something about these traitors... well... let's just say they would probably get Wellstoned!

[SkiGuy]

4. Agree

That's what I think too. One mention by a politician to the media or in Congress, and that will probably be the last we see of him/her.

[Warren Stupidity]

3. Because we are living in a kindler gentler police state

where the media dare not speak about the obvious, where the punditocracy is simply a bunch of baghdad bobs spouting ludicrous blather or directly engaged in a one sided 'culture war'. (War on Christmas! War on Christmas!)

Stolen elections. Fraudulent wars. Massive corruption. Lihop or mihop. We had a brief glimpse of what a media ought to be when the control system broke down momentarily during katrina, but that has sunk down the memory hole.

[PaDem]

5. too complicated.......

too many dots to connect etc. People actually have to use their brains to get a handle on the PNAC. It'll never be given the attention it deserves.