Will new technology fuel a new kind of presidential debate?

Will the MySpace prresidential primary straw poll tell us anything, everything, or nothing at all?

Are campaign websites unwittingly giving up tidbits of info they'd rather not?

ParkRidge47 melds the medium and the message: Think for yourself. But rejecting the credit for something popular will always makes the MSM suspicious – anyone who refuses a byline must be hiding something.

Obama may be on to something here: candidate coffees designed for voters.

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee’s presidential exploratory committee has a new site up: explorehuckabee.com. Graphically, it’s dark and rather funereal, like John McCain’s. C’mon guys, black is so twenty minutes ago. Speaking of which, the date in the upper left hand corner was five days old when I looked at it (a little Java script please!).

With the help of the web, the Clinton campaign ignores the negative, accentuates the positive.

PrioritiesNH is set to stir things up in the 2008 NH presidential primary. The Priorities project is the multi-media political arm of Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities, a 700-member alliance of CEOs and business executives led by Ben Cohen (yes, Chunky Monkey Ben Cohen), and united behind the notion that the federal government blows way too much money in the wrong places. Specifically, the Pentagon.