Posts on ‘December 13th, 2008’

Some thoughts on Palin

Dec 13th, 2008
by Abel S. Delgado.
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The one Republican who could call 2008 a breakthrough success career wise is Governor Sarah Palin. She may not be the Vice-President-Elect, but she rose from being a recently elected governor of an often ignored state to one of the prominent national leaders of the Republican Party. She can thank John McCain for that, but [...]

Obama for President Wasn’t a Campaign, It Was a Business

Dec 13th, 2008
by Aaron Marks.
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The political blogosphere is buzzing about Obama campaign manager David Plouffe’s interview. Soren Dayton argues the lessons of the Obama campaign were “budgeting, technology, field, and media,” while Patrick Ruffini finds that the important lesson is that “Obama ran a better kind of offline campaign.” Although it is quite true that these are some critical [...]