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AD OF THE DAY - Hillary in Wisconsin, Barack in Hong Kong

Read Scott Martin — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:59:08 -0500

Here are the recent online ad buys for both campaigns, updated this morning:

http://web.mac.com/witamericas/iWeb/Site/Ad%20of%20the%20Day.html

Obama may have texted Wisconsin, but he didn't use display there to win. Hillary Clinton bought ads in Wisconsin starting the day before yesterday. It will be interesting to get behind the reasoning when this is all over.

Nothing? not quite

homeboy — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 02:26:50 -0500

Sure, someone like the man you mention might have 30 more years worth of experience in the technology sector, but why hire a technologist for a presidents job instead of a politician for a president's job?

Does Obama know much about "tech"? Well, maybe not.. but that's why he hires people under him that do. I must mention though that he is doing a MUCH better job of getting grassroots Barack Obama supporters online to help him gain exposure to America. He is dominating virtually every social network and is(next to Ron Paul) crushing the old school politicians whom TRULY know "Absolutely nothing" about tech.

Obama

LibertarianVoice — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:45:48 -0500

What does Barack Obama know about Tech?

Absolutely nothing. America needs someone that understands about Technology. Someone like Daniel Imperato. He was involved in the telecommunications industry and has been involved in international business for over 30 years.

visit his website

Ron Paul is on there now

stevegarfield — Sat, 05 May 2007 19:29:23 -0400

Hi MisterE,
I emailed ABC and they added Ron Paul on there.

Must have been an oversight.
--Steve

Steve Garfield
http://stevegarfield.com

Freeing debates?

MisterE — Sat, 05 May 2007 15:32:26 -0400

On a related topic, let bring to light this link: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/BeSeenBeHeard/popup?id=3135373

You will notice that there are nine people to vote for, even though there were ten candidates. Indeed, Ron Paul was SINGLY excluded.

Indeed, this is outrageous censorship. Also, there were nearly 80 comments to the ABCnews story pointing this out. Now that total amount of comments has been modded down to 11. Ron Paul is still not in the poll.

I'm not a supporter of him, but I despise censorship, and he has addressed many issues of censorship, libery, and the police state that have been adressed by the MSM candidates.

please let me encourage you to voice your concerns to ABC about this despicable act of censorship

ABC
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Tel 212-456-1000 (DC Bureau 202-222-7777)
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Letters netaudr@abc.com
Anchor Peter Jennings peter.jennings@abc.com 212-456-4025
Executive Producer Paul Friedman paul.friedman@abc.com

Phone number jackpot - These are not just phone operators:

ABCNews.com: 212-456-4396
Media Relations: 212-456-3587
Media Relations Executive Director: 212-456-6190
News Coordinator: 212-456-3742
ED News Media Relations: 202-222-6896

Dodd opens up his 'war room'

bhschenker — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:49:33 -0400

In a first for a political campaign, Dodd for President invited anyone who wanted the ability to watch and ask questions to staff through a live video stream during the Democratic Presidential debate. Both the Deputy Campaign Manager and Policy Director answered questions across dozens of sites inluding, Chris Dodd for President, Booman Tribune, My Left Nutmeg, DailyKos, MyDD, BlueHampshire, and MySpace.

"We're excited to start a real two way conversation with the people out there."

You can watch this at http://www.chrisdodd.com/sc_debate

Brett Schenker
Dodd for President