I’ve thought Rick Klau would make a great Superdelegate for a while. Then I checked Rick’s website.
He has!
Congratulations Rick!
I’ve done it twice now - and have to thank NCTV-17 for the opportunity to do it again. If you’re looking for a local, Naperville-centric perspective on tomorrow’s primary election results you can see me on local cable or online streaming here. I’m the guy that looks like Rich Miller
[Hat tip Wego Web]
Hard to imagine he’s got a got a ghost of a chance - but take a look at Republican Congressional Candidate Michael Dilger’s website - you’re unlikely to see another congressional candidate with one like it. Supposedly Dilger is doing internet radio too.
Really, that’s what this boils down to.
[Hat tip TPM]
If the above doesn’t work - see it at TPM.
Give credit where it’s due. Mitt Romney is in trouble.
Read the article about online Democratic fundraising here. From the article:
“Daniel Biss, a University of Chicago math professor, has raised $51,000 through ActBlue for his 2008 race for the Illinois House. His campaign Web site links donors to ActBlue, where his page features a YouTube video of supporter endorsements.
‘By far, this is the easiest […]
I met Bill Foster early in the campaign and sat down with him over dinner at a local diner (disclosure he bought my omelet for about six bucks). He’s a down-to-earth, smart and likable guy who is running to try to make a difference.
Bill Foster’s first commercial (below) shows his impressive science […]
A picture says a thousand words - and it can alter memory when doctored too according to a recent study. Of course the basic mechanism has been known for a long time - and Republicans have used it to great effect at least since Ronald Reagan.
President George W. Bush may never ‘accomplish the mission’ […]
From today’s New York Times, “Your Ad Here: Web Surprise Hits ‘08 Race,”
“[T]he [Mitt] Romney campaign had not expected its [advertising] banners to appear on FanFiction.net, whose users have seen thousands of ‘Romney for President’ ads while using the site to write their own plots about their favorite fictional characters….
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But [Romney] campaign aides were surprised […]
Somebody named “David” started an anti-Congressman Peter Roskam blog in mid-October called “rubberstamproskam.com” on a website address purchased in July of this year. David says he is an Elmhurst resident (6th Congressional District), a nurse who works as an analyst for a “large employee benefits company” professionally and a progressive politically. The blog […]
