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- The value of a link by Blogger Help and Assistance on Nov 12, 2009
Links are the currency of the web. It is through links that we find new sites, recommend sites to others, and is what makes the Internet what it is. Without links, what would the web be? A very big digital book, and that wouldn't be nearly as much fu...
- UPDATED RETURNS: Dow: 58%; Jack Block Jr.: 55%; 77% Against Transportation Benefit District by The B-Town (Burien) Blog on Nov 5, 2009
UPDATE WED. 11/4/ 5pm: The second round of election returns has been released by King County Elections, and with between 28-30% of the votes counted, Dow Constantine still leads with 58%, Jack Block Jr. with 55% and 76% voting NO against Burien’...
- Early Election Returns: Dow Constantine: 57%; Jack Block Jr.: 54%; 77% Against Transportation Benefit District by The B-Town (Burien) Blog on Nov 4, 2009
Tuesday night’s preliminary general election returns have been released, and with around 24% of the ballots counted for area races, it looks like the early leaders are Dow Constantine with 57%; Jack Block, Jr. with 54%, and a big fat 77% “...
- Every Vote Really Does Count by Principled Profit: The Good Business Blog on Jul 1, 2009
Four votes determined that election. If just five more people had shown up up to vote for his (entrenched incumbent) opponent, he would have lost.
- Franken Officially Declared Winner by Politics 2000 on Jul 1, 2009
After a process that seemingly would never end, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled yesterday that Al Franken is the rightful winner of the state’s U.S. Senate election last year. Outgoing Sen. Norm Coleman could conceivably have tried his luck...
- On eRepublik by Politics 2000 on May 24, 2009
If you’re a part of the simulation eRepublik, I hope you’ll consider voting for me in Monday’s Congressional election. My character, Con Dingo, is running from the Free State region of South Africa. The Web site is here. I just po...
- Ego Necessary in Politics by Life 2000 on May 16, 2009
I heard someone talking today about taking ego out of politics. Seems to me that the first requirement of a budding politician is ego.To have the belief that one can help others requires an ego. To put oneself in the spotlight demands an ego. To a...
