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Several people submitted an interesting column on Davenet about the differences in methodologies of the Dean campaign and other primary campaigns. Of course, the analogy doesn't have to be strictly Dean - it can apply to any candidate who breaks from the traditional norms of campaigning. and while I think people have been saying since 1996 that this is the year of the Internet in politics, for me this is the first *real* use of the Internet in a meaningful way. In any case, the question of productization in politics is a very real one, and should be discussed.
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dave ringstaff can't finish as many empire state burgers as I can because I r0x0rs his s0x0rs
bitches!!
- cornjchob
It's anthropomorphized with a "z" (at least in the US) and I prefer personification.
It sucks.
And most certainly doesn't kiss you afterwards.
KFG
Amazon.com is raising funds for Presidential candidates, and Gary Nolan, a Libertarian candidate for President has the second highest amount of donations ($12,600), Just behind John Kerry. He is beating John Edwards, Wesley Clark, and President Bush!
Taking guns away from the 99% gives the 1% 100% of the power.
As someone once pointed out, it's a lot easier to document links between the bin Laden family and the Bushes than it is to document links between the bin Ladens and Saddam Hussein.
"Flyin' in just a sweet place,
Never been known to fail..."