Digital Politics--Calling all progressive bloggers
In case you haven't heard by now--LoadedO (along with a little thing called The Bus Project and a little thing called The Portland Mercury) have whipped together a project called Digital Politics--More Than Meets The Eye.
The specs:
What: Digital Politics Forum--More Than Meets The Eye
Who: Progressive wunderkind David Sirota, BlueO's Kari Chisholm, The Merc's own Amy Ruiz, Anna Galland of MoveOn.org and Grand Poobah of Washington State blogging, David Goldstein--fielding questions and discussing issues surrounding the ways that the netroots can and does transform politics.
Where: Acme Pub, Portland
When:7PM is the official start time. But I plan to show up by 5:30 and have some food--so feel free to make an early entrance and join me.
Most importantly--Why:An opportunity for local progressive bloggers and others who use technology to understand and promote politics to come together--have some social time and make their voices heard about how the netroots can continue to be a force for change in Oregon.
On a personal note, I'd really love to see oodles of the local progressive blogging community show up. Selfishly, I want a chance to meet and chat with the peeps that are keeping Oregon this lovely shade of GOP-frustrated blue.
Make plans now to be there.
The specs:
What: Digital Politics Forum--More Than Meets The Eye
Who: Progressive wunderkind David Sirota, BlueO's Kari Chisholm, The Merc's own Amy Ruiz, Anna Galland of MoveOn.org and Grand Poobah of Washington State blogging, David Goldstein--fielding questions and discussing issues surrounding the ways that the netroots can and does transform politics.
Where: Acme Pub, Portland
When:7PM is the official start time. But I plan to show up by 5:30 and have some food--so feel free to make an early entrance and join me.
Most importantly--Why:An opportunity for local progressive bloggers and others who use technology to understand and promote politics to come together--have some social time and make their voices heard about how the netroots can continue to be a force for change in Oregon.
On a personal note, I'd really love to see oodles of the local progressive blogging community show up. Selfishly, I want a chance to meet and chat with the peeps that are keeping Oregon this lovely shade of GOP-frustrated blue.
Make plans now to be there.
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