Republicans' tech gap

[Bradley in DC]

http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/20070815/EDITORIAL/108150005/1013

Now that the YouTube debate, co-sponsored with CNN, is set for Nov. 28 in St. Petersburg, Fla., Republicans should continue recognizing the integral role YouTube and other social-networking sites play in the lives of voters, particularly among younger demographic groups, who favor Democrats over Republicans by large margins. Republicans must continue vying for this crucial group if they hope to retain long-term relevance.

[TheEvilDetector]

http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/20070815/EDITORIAL/108150005/1013

Now that the YouTube debate, co-sponsored with CNN, is set for Nov. 28 in St. Petersburg, Fla., Republicans should continue recognizing the integral role YouTube and other social-networking sites play in the lives of voters, particularly among younger demographic groups, who favor Democrats over Republicans by large margins. Republicans must continue vying for this crucial group if they hope to retain long-term relevance.

You know, making politicians very aware of the internet could backfire, as they lay down one draconian regulation after another causing the internet to become one cesspool of regulated main stream politically correct programming otherwise known as state propaganda. LOL

[constituent]

they day draws near...

naah... we'll just set up new networks... that's not tough....

the repubs need me, i'll save their @$$.