Mitt Romney, victor of Michigan, dominates our favorite videos of the week. Watch as he’s criticized for dissing a medical marijuana user, Democrats are urged to bring out the vote for him, and he gets testy with a reporter for bringing up the small question of whether lobbyists are running his campaign. Touchy subject, Mitt?

A new wiki documents the Clinton campaign's use of racialist attacks on Barack Obama; discovering some distressingly racist and homophobic content in Ron Paul's newsletters; OpenCongress launches MyOpenCongress; Why Tuesday talks to Lee Brenner of MySpace Impact; a video on Current calls out Mitt Romney about his dismissive approach to medical marijuana; and a request for a recall of New Hampshire primary votes is approved.

In our weekly roundup of our favorite political videos, SNL's Darrell Hammond takes on Fred Thompson, Ron Paul Girl urges us to register as Republicans, John McCain gets cold in front of medical marijuana user, and, in our favorite video, a New York City Council Member gets crazy mad in an interview with a Norwegian parody news show.

As always, send your favorite videos to us at techpres AT personaldemocracy DOT com.

The early states of Iowa and New Hampshire have long been stomping grounds for organizers hoping to use the national attention focused on these battlegrounds to elevate their issue, and maybe force some of the leading candidates to adopt their cause. But this year, something new is happening, fueled by the rise of online video. It's one thing to get supporters to go to candidate events and ask your question about the need for affordable health care or campaign finance reform. It's another thing when you can get the candidates on tape answering -- or not answering -- a question, and then show that to the world.