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The Spectacle Blog
Our esteemed editorial page editor at the Washington Examiner, Mark Tapscott, makes a well-argued case that the Internet will eventually help drive younger voters rightward. As a bit of a Luddite, I harbor a few doubts, but what Mark says does make a lot of sense. Well worth a read.
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Captain America| 11.20.08 @ 5:03PM
Look, I've been a tech executive for twenty years. The Internet and associated technologies are mediums only. They, in and of themselves, do not influence anyone to do any thing. The vestiges of persuasion are messages not mediums.