David Weinberger weighs in

Always worth listening to, David Weinberger strikes me as particularly dead-on in his post of this evening about the blogging and ethics debate that has raged this weekend. There are many aspects of what’s happened in the past few days — loosely swirling around a conference that hasn’t happened yet and around a “disclosure” that … Read more

More voters, at last

All those voter registration drives are paying off: the secretaries of state are predicting that more voters will have been added to the rolls than ever before and a large turnout will ensue.  Bravo, Russell Simmons and so many others working hard to make this happen.  It’s great, refreshing news for American democracy. (Very interesting … Read more

Truly a Battle over Dean supporters?

The Boston Globe’s Glen Johnson reports today on a struggle between Gov. Dean and former campaign manager, Joe Trippi, over the loyalty of erstwhile members of Dean for America (yes, I know, “a beginning not an end…”).  My hope is that this struggle — if it’s real — does not get into a debate about … Read more