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Originally published at News Partner. Please leave any comments there.  Camp Obama, with a broad network of volunteers helping to get the word out online, has been among the most successful thus far at keeping happy campers frolicking in the grassroots.
Until now. One dedicated volunteer, Joe Anthony, has left the tent. In November 2004, Mr. Anthony created a supportive, unofficial MySpace page for Senator Barack Obama with the url of myspace.com/barackobama. When Mr. Obama caught on, so did the page, and after awhile, Mr. Anthony was spending hours a day managing the site. The campaign started corresponding with him (and sending in corrections), and eventually Mr. Anthony wanted to be compensated for his time.
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Originally published at News Partner. Please leave any comments there. Beowulf, Michael Savage’s producer, saw it immediately. Did our Press-sheviks? They didn’t say. Have they looked, but not seen, to quote an old friend? Savage reported what Beowulf saw. “A. Ismail”, he’s the clearly printed return addressee on the Postal Airbill for the package sent NBC, allegedly, by Mr. Cho. “A. Ismail”. Did your instincts, from the outset, tell you something of this nature, sooner than later, would turn up? Mine did. Last night, Tele-mannequins gibbered about Cho-cho’s ‘Manifesto’. Why didn’t they mention what their videos plainly showed: ‘A. Ismail’, return addressee.
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HONG KONG: Wayne Chiang has had quite a traumatic day. For over 12 hours on Monday, virtually all of America believed that the 23-year-old, a US citizen of Chinese descent, was the gunman who had mowed down 32 people at the Virginia Tech University, including two Indians. Picking up on blog chatter that jumped to erroneous conclusions, TV stations across the US cited his name as the suspected killer. Chiang received an avalanche of death threats on his livejournal, his family is quaking in fear, his siblings have had to had skip school…