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Tech'ing it at TechPresident

I have been asked by one of my fairly oddparents, Micah Sifry, to slum it once or twice a week at TechPresident.com, the new campaign blog from Personal Democracy Forum.

I am in the fanstatic company of people like Nancy Scola, Zephyr Teachout, Ruby Sinreich and Lynne D. Johnson ... and and one guy or two.

HA!

Check out the blog. It's non-partisan, so the diversity of opinions on e-campaigns is really good.

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