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Vote!

Vote

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No matter how things turn out, this election will be of historic importance.  You can’t sit it out.  Do so and, in my mind, you lose your right to complain about anything that your government does or doesn’t do until the next election.   Lots of people have given up everything so we have the ability to express our preferences freely.  Not to do so demeans those sacrifices.

So vote.  Then celebrate that the hysteria, the phone calls, the awful ads and the personal attacks will stop for a week or so until the next cycle begins.  Sure democracy is messy but it’s the best we’ve got until someone figures out a better way.

Go ahead – I’ll wait right here!

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Change or Die

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There is a study out this morning from the Newspaper Association of America that speaks to the growth of newspaper web sites.  The study, conducted by Nielsen, shows that just over 40% of Internet users (based on the numbers I’d say they mean US only) visited a newspaper web site in the third quarter, up almost 16% from the prior year.  To which I say – well DUH! Continue reading

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