Year: 2003

Here’s a photo from our group marching in the Bloomingdale Septemberfest parade: We were the only presidential candidate represented in the parade and the only Democratic contingent to boot! A…

I’ve been using SpamCop for the past year, and have been fairly happy with the service. It’s $30/year, and it catches the vast majority of spam sent my way. But…

Allow me to step out of my Dean partisan shoes for a minute and note two very promising developments in competitive campaigns: John Kerry’s campaign kick-off in Boston attracted 15,000…

Larry Sabato on Fox News yesterday comes awfully close to saying the race is Dean’s to lose. What a difference three months makes!

Over at Politics & Law (a great new blog by Jeremy Kissel), I saw this statistic (quoting a poll in the Rasmussen Report): [T]he Investor Class gap … exists for…

We use VMware to build virtual machines for our sales demos. It’s a great solution — we can bundle entire demo environments on a single DVD (the environment includes the…

Ed Cone — How often is God mentioned in the Constitution of the United States?

I sent my first e-mail to the Dean campaign on September 1, 2002. Increasingly frustrated with the lead-up to the Iraq war (Congress voted on the war resolution just a…

Kerry and Russert are bobbing and weaving on MTP right now. Any Dean supporters that thought Russert gave Dean an overly hard time should be watching now — he’s being…

Matthew Yglesias remarked on the Dean flip-flopping meme earlier today, and there’s a good thread in the comments about how (if) this hurts Dean. Check it out.