The Economist calls for Rumsfeld's Resignation

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Saturday May 08, 2004 · 5:29 PM PDT

2004/05/08 · 17:29

This says it all
The economist proves once again it has integrity, now only if can quit sugar coating Bush.

Kerry fighting FCC for the telecommunications industry?

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Sunday January 25, 2004 · 3:07 AM PST

2004/01/25 · 03:07

Kerry also allegidly got ~140k donated from CNN, and has lobbied against helping free the waves around us

Senator John Kerry wrote letters to the FCC asking it to delay its spectrum auction, keeping in line with his brother's law firm, which represents the telecommunications industry and has given the senator more than $210,000.

heres the link

anyone else know more about this?

Internet power- make bush a miserable failure

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Wednesday October 29, 2003 · 4:06 PM PST

2003/10/29 · 16:06

with the current internet civil disobedience of the diebold incident and the reaction to the Donald Luskin affair, i thought it would be good to promote another internet power, googlewashing

i noticed at talkleft that old fashioned patriot has started a campaign to assure that googling for the words "miserable failure" will link first to george bush's biography. heres what he has to say:

Let's get everyone to link to http://www.whitehouse.gov/president/gwbbio.html
with the words "Miserable Failure" Our goal is to make Shrubya the top google pick.

so heres my part in making 43 a miserable failure.

Diebold chases online documents- Linking may be illegal

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Wednesday October 29, 2003 · 7:51 AM PST

2003/10/29 · 07:51

slashdot is reporting that Diebold is sending cease and desist letters to universities where students are linking to their leaked memos more information at the berkeley intellectual property weblog

personally i think electronic voting is the future but we need open standards and independant organizations writing open source software with verifiable paper and electronic trails.

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