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Well, well. Imagine my excitement to find out I’m quoted in Salon.com today, only to see the implication is that I don’t care about minority support of the Dean campaign. Wow. In fairness, I did in fact say what Farhad says I said. And I didn’t qualify my statements, didn’t offer up any other suggestion…

I offer without editorial comment, today’s transcript from RushLimbaugh.com. Interesting.

From John Robb, a terrific product recommendation: Bill Gross has finally launched X1, his fast search tool on the desktop (Web, e-mail, files, and attachments). There is a full-featured, no time limit, free version available. This is a good replacement for the hideous search feature in Outlook. I just installed X1, and so far it…

Yahoo! News – Sen. Edwards: I Will Not Seek Re-Election RALEIGH, N.C. — John Edwards will not run for re-election to the Senate in 2004 so he can concentrate on seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, a state party official said Sunday. Well, that answers that question. No matter how you play it out, the Senators…

Tell me this isn’t guerilla marketing at its finest: (Click picture for an explanation of how this scoreboard appeared.) Oh – and while we’re linking to the official blog, according to this post, Howard Dean will be on all three networks tomorrow morning to react to President Bush’s remarks this evening on Iraq.

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 larger group marched in yesterday evening’s Winfield Good Old Days parade. Three presidential candidates were represented: Kerry (two people), Kucinich (three people) and Dean (sixteen…

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 before I renew, is anyone aware of services I can use that might be better or easier than SpamCop? SpamCop works by having my mail…

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 supporters at Faneuil Hall. John Edwards’s campaign launched their weblog today, which is based on Slash, the open-source software that was originally built to support…

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 all Democratic candidates. Bush leads Dean 51% to 33% among Investors and 40% to 35% among non-Investors. … Just under half of all Americans belong…