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  FCDC: People powered tools for civic action (via Cosmos)

Damien Mulley: Party Builder (via Cosmos)

Could have been a contender: I even have a fully-written  (perl based) letter writing application sitting on my hard disk (based - though updated - on a lot of stuff I wrote in my spare time while at Britain in Europe). I want to make it AJAX friendly though, as I don’t think many users will accept the old style click-load a page -click-load another page model for much longer and people did complain about its alleged complexity even in the BiE days. (via Cosmos)

  Olympia Time: Also turns out this is against the rules (for Democrats, Republicans and theoretical Libertarians) and he is being asked to take them down. Turns out that the legislative caucus websites basically become blank during campaign season so as not to run imply that state money is being used for campaigns. (via Cosmos)

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  Blue State Rising: Bush administration political appointee, as the basis of the screenplay -- yet bill the miniseries as "based on the 9/11 Commission Report."The list goes on and on. To tell the Disney company about its network's blatant misrepresentation of the facts, click here. (via Cosmos)

Blog @ Morewhat.com: Z' Blogroll 2nd MoreWhat Blog Atlas Shrugs Blog For America Boots and Sabers Cranial Cavity Crooks & Liars Daily Kos Daily Pundit Dems Discourse Net Electrolite Fraley̢۪s D A I L Y T A K E S FREEDOM EDEN GOP Gop3.com: The Triumvirate: Hugh Hewitt.com Instapundit Mac Johnson Michael J. Totten Outside The Beltway OTB PoliBlog Power Line (via Cosmos)

  Blue State Rising: To tell the Disney company about its network's blatant misrepresentation of the facts, click here. Don't let this attempt to re-write history -- and blame Democrats just in time for fall elections -- make it into America's living rooms. (via Cosmos)

  Washington Outsiders: Representatives John Conyers, Jr., John Dingell, Jane Harman, and Louise Slaughter today called on ABC to fix the inaccuracies in its mini-series The Path to 9/11, before its scheduled airing on September 10th and 11th. Read the letter: (via Cosmos)

  livereal.org: To make matters worse ABC has enlisted the reputable education and children’s entertainment company Scholastic, Inc. to send 100,000 letters to high school teachers, urging them to show students “The Path to 9/11″. (via Cosmos)

  Bring it On!: And Roger Cressey, a top Bush and Clinton counterterrorism official, said it was “something straight out of Disney and fantasyland. It’s factually wrong. (via Cosmos)

  DownWithTyranny!: In the interest of our own security, if not the world’s, sacrificing a few of ABC’s profits in the short term may reap untold rewards for you and your audience in the future. And all you need to do is tell the truth. (via Cosmos)

elect prosperity: Both programs offer similar features, but most notable is how the GOP uses a homepage as its base (think MySpace), while the DNC's new tool looks a whole lot like The Facebook. Why re-invent the wheel, when it already runs so smoothly? (via Cosmos)

Hotline On Call: *The DNC has put all of its action tools under the Party Builder, except for the blog which can be accessed via the main home page too. Supporters create a profile, join groups, make "friends," create/join events, fundraise, sign petitins and send letters to the editor. (via Cosmos)

Matt Lewis and the News: Talk about competitive market: RNC users compete to get points, dollars and yes, the elusive "official" GOP ipod. With what is most like an intentional emphasis on competition, MyGOP users how much money they've raised (up to $200), voters they've and volunteers they've recruited. (via Cosmos)

  Home | Personal Democracy Forum: In all of the category's tracked, half of the top ten numbers come from an account linked to GOPrepublicans, a MySpace group with over 15,000 members. Even in that group, whose entire MySpace page is devoted to their MyGop campaign, only 405 out of 15,000 have corssed over to join the official GOP effort. (via Cosmos)

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