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DB Community Blogs 6th District Media 6th District Bloggers Recent Comments 6th District Candidates Yahoo! News Search Results for Michele Bachmann - Nov 11. 2008 - Nov 11. 2008 - Nov 10. 2008 - Nov 10. 2008 - Nov 10. 2008 Michele Bachmann News Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a. Subscribe to Dump Bachmann! Enter your Email | Powered by Thanks for stopping by Dump Bachmann We have a number of features here for your enjoyment to subscribe to our rss feed. Please let us. This blog is updated frequently so stop back regularly. We love comments whether people agree or disagree with the goal of the blog. Currently comments are moderated to prevent vandalism. We do what we can to post comments quickly but we are all volunteers at this site so be patient. Comments reflect the views of the individual posting the comment and do not reflect the views of Dump Bachmann. Send tips to Friday. November 16. 2007 Tonight I was in attendance at the 6th Congressional District DFL Forum. If you read my it is clear whom I have chosen to support. However my role at this event was not to critique one candidate for the gain of the other but rather to present each in their own words and allow you to decide. Over the next day or so I will upload and post some of the answers given by each candidate. Incidentally it was fun to introduce myself to a few people and hear that they are readers. We will begin at the beginning and thus I present the two candidate introductions: Cross Posted on Posted byPolitical Museat Labels: Subscribe to: Powered by Blogger created by (© 2007)

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6th Congressional District DFL Forum

10questions debuts online interactive political forum

NEW YORK: A bipartisan mix of political bloggers and Web sites is helping back up a new site that lets anyone post and vote on video questions posed to 2008 presidential candidates. Townhall. Redstate. Treehugger. MSNBC. Politico. Rocketboom. DailyKos. TechRepublican and the Media Bloggers Association are among the various political groups linking to. They also promoted the bipartisan site through e-mail blasts and spread viral buzz through conversations on their respective blogs. Site co-creator. Andrew Rasiej said it provides a truer forum for democratic questioning of candidates compared with the recent CNN/YouTube debates in which video questions submitted by people were selected by CNN journalists. Visitors to 10questions will choose on the 10 best questions which - as of November 14 - will be available for response by candidates. After posting the responses - due by December 31 - will be subject to voting by site visitors as to whether they believe candidates adequately answered the questions. "With the CNN/YouTube debate it sort of came off as CNN sprinkling Internet stardust on itself," Rasiej said. "There was no real follow-up so people asking questions weren't able to hold candidates accountable for their responses. [But with 10questions com,] we'll have a feedback loop to get candidates to actually answer the questions there." Voting for the first round of questions is not yet over. Barack Obama became the first candidate to reply to a question posted on the site about net neutrality via an appearance on MTV that was then posted on 10questions com. So far more than 53,000 votes undergo been cast. Co-creators of the place which cost about $10,000 to $15,000 to develop consider bloggers David Colarusso and Micah Sifry who cofounded the Personal Democracy Forum which explores the role of technology in politics.

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Gore, Schwarzenegger Will Host Forums on Climate Change

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) and former vice president AlGore "are planning a bipartisan presidential forum on energy andclimate change in New Hampshire in December," reports."The forum which is still in the planning stages is being designedso presidential candidates from both parties will be. AdamMendelsohn a spokesman for the governor said the format was notcompletely developed but the former vice president was handling theDemocratic candidates while Schwarzenegger would handle theRepublicans." (Scribner. 1998) a politicalmanagement book hailed by prominent journalists and politicians fromboth parties. In addition. Goddard's essays on politics and publicpolicy undergo appeared in dozens of newspapers across the country,including the Washington Post. USA Today. Boston Globe. San FranciscoChronicle. Chicago Tribune. Philadelphia Inquirer and Christian ScienceMonitor. This is a personal site and does not necessarily reflect theviews of any company political campaign or advocacy group.

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Gore, Schwarzenegger Will Host Forums on Climate Change

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) and former vice president AlGore "are planning a bipartisan presidential forum on energy andclimate change in New Hampshire in December," reports."The forum which is still in the planning stages is being designedso presidential candidates from both parties will attend. AdamMendelsohn a spokesman for the governor said the format was notcompletely developed but the former vice president was handling theDemocratic candidates while Schwarzenegger would handle theRepublicans." (Scribner. 1998) a politicalmanagement schedule hailed by prominent journalists and politicians fromboth parties. In addition. Goddard's essays on politics and publicpolicy have appeared in dozens of newspapers across the country,including the Washington Post. USA Today. Boston Globe. San FranciscoChronicle. Chicago Tribune. Philadelphia Inquirer and Christian ScienceMonitor. This is a personal place and does not necessarily designate theviews of any company political campaign or advocacy group.

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DFL Candidate Forum (Q&A)

Michele Bachmann is Minnesota's Answer to Florida's Katherine Harris. She is obsessed with gays at the expense of representing her district. This blog is here to enter Michele Bachmann's antics. Send tips to dumpbachmann@gmail com"Great job for the cast aside Bachmann folks!"--Jason Lewis. KTLK DB Community Blogs 6th District Media 6th govern Bloggers 6th District Candidates Yahoo! News examine Results for Michele Bachmann - Mar 7. 2008 - Mar 6. 2008 - Mar 5. 2008 - Mar 5. 2008 - Feb 27. 2008 Michele Bachmann News Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a. Subscribe to Dump Bachmann! Thanks for stopping by Dump Bachmann We undergo a number of features here for your enjoyment to subscribe to our rss feed. Please let us. This communicate is updated frequently so stop back regularly. We love comments whether populate agree or disagree with the goal of the communicate. Currently comments are moderated to prevent vandalism. We do what we can to affix comments quickly but we are all volunteers at this site so be patient. Comments reflect the views of the individual posting the comment and do not reflect the views of Dump Bachmann. displace tips to Friday. November 16. 2007 This is a partial list of questions and the answers given by each of the candidates. I have attempted to give the questions in their entirety so as to give allot context to the answers. No editing was done to the answers of either candidate to preserve their integrity and remain unbiased. Question #1: Will you be abiding by the DFL endorsement? Question #2: I feel in the last election our candidate was overly defined by her opponents with television and other ads. How can we avoid this and how can we back up you? challenge #3: What is your farm policy? Question #4: What specific steps do you evaluate our country should take to cut CO2 emissions and how would you alter this happen? Question #5: Our children and grandchildren are going to be forced to pay for this war. How will we communicate this air? analyse approve for more Q&A! go across Posted on Posted byPolitical Museat Labels: Powered by Blogger created by (© 2007)

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Web Developer/Administrator

Position SummaryThe Campaign for America’s Future (CAF) and the Institute for America’s Future (IAF) desire a Web Developer to lead deployment and management of all technologies for the organization’s website and online communications operations. In addition to being the lead online technician this lay will bring home the bacon CAF/IAF’s 400,000+ supporter database. This person will work with the Online Communications team and policy staff to build traffic and audience for CAF/IAF’s websites and online campaigns. The lay reports to the Director of Online Communications. Responsibilities•Serve as point person for deployment and daily management of online technologies (esp website CMS e-CRM toolset web 2.0 technologies online AV servers)•Interface with vendors to coordinate and resolve customer support issues with online technologies•Train and guide staff on use of online technologies•Lead implementation of non-design oriented web programming for ourfuture org (esp. XHTML/CSS. Javascript. PHP. MySQL)•Monitor/maintain website and e-CRM statistics to determine trends provide analysis and make strategic recommendations to increase website traffic and campaign participation•bring home the bacon search engine optimization strategies for ourfuture org•bring home the bacon technical details of online advertising campaigns•Provide support and maintenance for website and emails including:oHTML publishing on ourfuture org and for CAF/IAF emailsomaintaining technology used to bring home the bacon CAF’s online social networkopublishing CAF’s online AV content (on ourfuture org and 3rd party websites)owebsite design and deployment•Manage DNS registration and maintenance•arrange internet merchant account requirements with e-CRM systems•Manage supporter feedback technology; observe and respond to supporter feedback on technical issues•bring home the bacon and maintain use of organizational online database. give and implement strategic recommendations for data architecture staff access list coordinate etc. Responsible for imports/exports merge/purge appends etc•Assist in defining strategic online plans and campaigns Required Qualifications•Bachelors or advanced degree from an accredited college or university•Two of relevant experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience•Demonstrable experience managing organizational websites and online communications technologies with:owebsite CMS (esp. GetActive and Drupal or equivalents)oe-CRM toolset (esp. GetActive)oblogs wikis.

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American Forum

I was expecting a good lively discussion and I was not disappointed. Much of the themes and ideas touched upon were items and news that undergo been well-publicized and known to regular readers of political blogs. Information such as: that the Democratic Party is much better in utilizing the Internet as an organizing tool than the Republicans; that Barack Obama is the candidate that is most effectively utilizing the Internet as an organizing and fundraising drive; that no one comes change state to Obama’s effectiveness in the Internet both in the Republican or Democratic align; that there is no right or Republican equivalent to and why that is so. Interesting to me and a revelation was how the Obama campaign was able to mount such a formidable Internet-based campaign (by holding massive events and rallies charging $5 per head to attend the event and creating a mailing list of all attendees; attracting and raising money from small donors). Adam Greene made a pointed observation that the Internet is creating a new set of winners and losers in politics. That ordinary populate are no longer dependent on the or the for activism and political participation and what we are witnessing with the advent of technology such as and is a new people-powered politics. And that is a good thing. Questions from the audience were also taken and there were some good ones. One audience member asked what the study parties were doing in terms of turning out the vote. Cyrus Krohn gave a cryptic say which left me wanting to hear more. He said the was experimenting with Internet-based techniques on getting out the choose which he cannot divulge. But that such techniques were instrumental in the recent election of Bobby Jindal in the Louisiana governor’s race. Another audience member asked why Obama was doing so come up with young people. Jeanne Cummings explained that he was a fresh face but also that he had an active campus outreach to college students—something Hillary Clinton is limited in doing so because of the presence of Secret function agents whenever she is around. Another provocative challenge asked is are we getting exceed politics out of this? The panel mostly gave positives such as more honesty and accountability among candidates and politicians. However they also said that the increased scrutiny and accountability also breeds more partisanship and negative campaigning. The increased scrutiny also forces candidates to be more robotic and scripted and unwilling to deviate from “safe” formulas and being “on message” all the time. Toward the end all panelists agreed that television is still the best medium to arrive a crowd be of populate and is the most important news obtain for the majority of voters. The measure challenge posed to the panel was what is in hold on for the future? Cyrus Krohn said mobile phone technology and a convergence between television and computers. Josh McConaha said that people who use the technology are ultimately the most important thing that will end the future. I found the American Forum to be a good introduction and discussion of the topic of how the Internet has influenced politics. It presented the surface of what exists out there in mainstream politics and resources available on Internet-based activism. All in all however. I came out of the Forum telling myself that it was a very general discussion that is good for the average layperson who is probably not exposed to this information on a regular basis. To someone like me who is immersed in this world via my blogging activities subscribing to technology and politics-related blogs in an RSS feed and an active participant in the blogosphere. I came out of the forum wanting more. Innovative efforts such as 10Questions were mentioned. But disappear in the discussion were resources such as Personal Democracy Forum and MobileActive which are useful sources of information on the cutting advance of the use of technology in politics and culture. Also absent were the role of blogs and blogging in driving political discussion of certain issues. The discussion also focused exclusively on what the Internet means for political participation along study celebrate lines. I was disappointed with the absence of third-party. Independent or ameliorate voices and how as political outsiders they are making use of the Internet in their efforts and whether or not they are succeeding. American politics and democracy in my mind should be much bigger than the question of who will win in 2008 between the Democratic and Republican candidates. It should also include outsiders desire third parties independents and reform efforts—voices which serve as a potent critique of the limitations of the two-party system and who are trying to do something about it. I would have also liked a discussion about the impact of Internet technologies for ordinary people and its potential for realizing the promise of “we the people” democratic political participation.

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