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Politics and Blogging: Candidates Call, Bribe and Can't Ignore Bloggers
by Maria Niles at 9:37pm Sat, 24 May 2008 under Politics & News, Technology & Web, Minnesota, Election 2008, DEMOCRATS, Hillary Clinton, REPUBLICANS, STATE ELECTIONS, Senate Races, John McCain, Al Franken, Norm ColemanRecent news about several political campaigns illustrates the still bumpy road they are traveling to learn how to effectively proceed in the era of blogs.
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