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Mick Arran on Nov 9, 2007 in Uncategorized |
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David Neiwert wrote a post this week about the nature of Ron Paul’s support, most of it a response to Glenn Greenwald’s post excoriating the media for ignoring what appears to be a major grassroots movement judging by the amount of money Paul’s been able to raise. Neiwert explains that the...
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Mick Arran on Oct 17, 2007 in Uncategorized |
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I don’t want to beat this into the ground, honestly, but having been called a series of names for writing two pretty innocuous posts on Ron Paul and his supporters by those supporters, many of whom don’t appear to know very much about Paul’s history, I decided this post was necessary. But...
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Mick Arran on Oct 15, 2007 in Uncategorized |
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It’s still a little early to go bragging about the accuracy of my patented Political Sign Analysis Technique (PSAT) but I would be dissing my own ego-needs if I didn’t at least mention that today’s WaPo features an article on how Ron’s “Disciples” (the reporter’s...
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Kyle E. Moore on Oct 12, 2007 in Uncategorized |
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It is impossible to ignore the significance that the internet has had on American politics. From organization, communication, and opinion dissemination, the world wide web has rapidly grown into a tool used increasingly from insiders to laymen, and for the most part this is a great thing. If we’ve...