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Three Decades of Covering the Court
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Live from Austin!

Daniel Klein | July 18, 2008 - 6:25 pm

Tags: Austin, blogs, Howard Dean, Netroots Nation, Wesley Clark

Live from Netroots Nation! The most redundantly covered event on the internets. Ever sense Neanderthal man scraped two opinions together to make a flame, he has dreamed of such a place. Two interesting things that have happened and I have learned.

1. You know that crazy guy who comments on the blogs you read? The one with the bad grammar? Yeah, he talks like that.

2. Wesley Clark and Howard Dean were the keynote speakers last night. Immediate Vice-President speculation/debate over who was better looking. Clark won after Dean tried to smile.
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Howard Dean should never smile.

More soon!

doughy ($) presidential tactics

Alex B. Hill | February 14, 2007 - 6:31 pm

Tags: Barack Obama, campaign donations, Howard Dean, multimedia, NPR, presidential election, radio, TV

Does the most-financially supported candidate always win? Does the person with the most money get the message out to the most people? Will this presidential race be like anything we have seen before? As reported in an NPR article the magic number to accumulate this year is $100 million. But why? And more importantly where do all those millions go?