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• Media circus arrives for Democratic Convention

  - 2008-08-23

  DENVER, Colorado, AFP — More than 15,000 journalists are descending on the Rockies for the Democratic Party's convention even if the outcome -- Barack Obama's coronation as presidential nominee -- is in no doubt. The mammoth political gathering gets underway on Monday before Obama brings the tickertape down on...

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• Ohio, Texas...then what for Clinton?

  - 2008-02-29

  Byron Williams, blogger, The Huffington Post: "If Hillary Clinton fails to win both Ohio and Texas on March 4 -- something that former president Bill Clinton concedes is necessary if she is to remain viable -- what then? ... To lose either state would translate into 12 losses in the...

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• Massachusetts Democrats unveil file on Romney

  - 2007-09-07

  The Massachusetts Democratic Party is launching a first-of-its- kind Web site that it says contains an unparalleled repository of information about Mitt Romney's record that could be used against the former governor in his White House run. RomneyFacts.com lays out a wealth of documents: personal financial disclosure statements...

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• Can liberal bloggers and Democrats get along?

  - 2006-06-12

  Until this last weekend, liberal bloggers were widely dismissed as ranting geeks with no clout, as a bunch of deluded loons who somehow believe they can parlay Internet activism into real power within the Democratic Party. Yet here in Vegas, a place where the lowliest dreamers sometimes get lucky, the...

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• The new kids on Dem block

  - 2006-04-24

  MEET THE NEW kids who want to get elected to Democratic City Committee - they're young, progressive, passionate and know how to build a Web site. Depending on whom you talk to, they're either going to invigorate the creaking party machine or jam up the works. "There are...

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• Kos world: the power, glory, and weakness of the bloggy left

  - 2006-04-24

  MARKOS MOULITSAS is describing a frustrating period in his life. It was 2002, George W. Bush was in the White House, and in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks no one in Washington--Democrats included--seemed willing to criticize the president. Moulitsas, a passionate liberal, couldn't believe what he was...

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• Kos call: for America's number one liberal blogger, politics is like sports: it's all about winning

  - 2006-01-01

  "I hate Washington," says Markos Moulitsas Zuniga. Many people, of course, say that they hate Washington. Jay Leno says so. So do Rush Limbaugh and Monica Lewinsky. But Moulitsas, who is the world's biggest political blogger, says it differently, with a freshly arrived-at and deeply felt zeal, as if he...

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• The outsiders.(future presidential candidates)(Brief Article)

  - 2005-10-01

  SO WHAT, EXACTLY, ARE the anti-war bloggers of the Democratic Party looking for in a presidential candidate? Some recent straw polls on leading anti-war blogs have produced some surprising results. An ongoing MyDD poll, as of 1,339 respondents, found Wesley Clark ...

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• Bloggers come of age in US presidential race

  - 2004-07-04

  WASHINGTON AFP ? It started as a way to have a cyber-rant or just share a personal thought, but the blogger has become cutting edge media with a role to play even in the US presidential election race. Sifting through the tens of thousands of blogs, short for web...

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