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  • More Eavesdropping on Ford’s Social Media Guy

    December 12, 2008
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    (Saturday morning update at the bottom.) Whatever Ford is paying Scott Monty, they oughta pay him more. He’s been Tweeting all day. Earlier today I described how Scott, the head of social media for Ford…

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  • Lobbying in Plain Sight: The Auto Bailout on Twitter

    December 12, 2008
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    Welcome, Twitterers, Diggers, Cornerites, readers from Social Media Today, Dalton’s Briefs, Northwest Indiana Politics, Kicking Over My Traces and others. If you enjoy this post, I hope you’ll take a look around the site. In…

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  • The Perils of Participatory Democracy

    December 12, 2008
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    Over at change.gov, the President-elect’s transition website, the incoming administration is continuing its efforts to tap the power of social media. Yesterday this took the form of an “Open for Questions” tool that encouraged readers…

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  • "We simply cannot ask the American taxpayer to subsidize failure"

    December 11, 2008
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    You go, Mitch McConnell! Here’s hoping enough GOP Senators stay in line to filibuster the auto industry bailout. From another MM: The so-called “Wall Street bailout” was different — rather than being focused on particular…

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  • Eloquent Economic Commentary from Ayaan Hirsi Ali

    December 10, 2008
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    Ayaan Hirsi Ali, my hero, sings the praises of open markets in a tightly edited, 6-minute video on the Templeton Foundation site, part of a series of discussions about “big questions” such as “Does the…

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  • Obama Silver Lining Watch (Gitmo Edition)

    December 9, 2008
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    “The single best thing about the election of Obama may be that we now have a chance to view the terror threat without the distorting lens of Bush hatred.” So says Jack Goldsmith, a former…

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  • Revisiting “What’s the Matter With Islam?”

    December 7, 2008
    3 comments on Revisiting “What’s the Matter With Islam?”

    Commenter McDaddyo caught me in a bit of bloggish sloppiness in my recent post titled “What’s the Matter With Islam?” In that post I quoted Phyllis Chesler: Have the Princes of Saudi Arabia, the mullahs…

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  • Faux News vs. MSDNC

    December 5, 2008
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  • Congress May Have a Spine on Auto Bailout

    December 4, 2008
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    Here’s why Congress ought to hold the line and refuse to bail out the automakers (emphasis added): Requiring car companies to meet corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards forces them to lose money on small…

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  • Bragging Rights vs. Governing Rights

    December 3, 2008
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    Neo-neocon sparked a raucous conversation in the comments of a brief post about the followup to a mischievous Zogby poll that surveyed Obama voters about their level of knowledge of various statements, and reported that…

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