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Republican bootlickers, aka bloggers, on memeorandum

Republican bootlickers, aka bloggers, on memeorandum

I am posting this at 1am. Look at the amount of repuglicans who have swarmed around Amanda's post. Now try to find an equal number of progressive and liberal bloggers.

Exactly.

This motherfuckers are not only on the job 24/7 but they have obviously targetted Amanda and are swarming around her at every chance they can get.

This is not the first time I have seen this unfold on memeorandum. What is really irritating is that they somehow have the free time and/or money to do this consistently.

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The Feminist Bloggers Network : An example in distributed political power

All the members and associates of the Feminist Bloggers Network should pat themselves on the back for the work we were able to accomplish yesterday.

We did it. We won

We were able to pool our networks and resources to avert the disaster that would have been the firing of Amanda and Melissa from the John Edwards campaign.

Take a bow and pat yourselves on the back. All two million of you.

When Jill posted Two Million Strong, quoting me as estimating our combined constituency, it created shockwaves through the backrooms of power. I had not only sent this missive to my fellow feminists through our mailing list, but in my attempt to get straight answers from the campaign, I flexed my networking muscles yesterday and reached out to people in my networks in a manner I had not done before.

I didn't do this just for Amanda and Melissa, I did it for all of us. Honestly, this incident was bigger than their jobs. This was about nipping from the bud an increasingly virulent trend in the United States of using the internet and every technology running through it as a means to suspend our constitutionally protected civil rights.


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