I'm Googlebombing the important races.
See here for why, and here for his House list. See here for JG's Senate list. Jump on the bandwagon, if you want the Dems to win. They're the lesser of two evils, in my book.
See here for why, and here for his House list. See here for JG's Senate list. Jump on the bandwagon, if you want the Dems to win. They're the lesser of two evils, in my book.
Senate:
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- WA-Sen: Mike McGavick
- VA-Sen: George Allen
- TN-Sen: Bob Corker
- RI-Sen: Lincoln Chafee
- MT-Sen: Conrad Burns
- MO-Sen: Jim Talent
- MD-Sen: Michael Steele
- AZ-Sen: Jon Kyl
- AZ-Sen: Jon Kyl
- AZ-01: Rick Renzi
- AZ-05: J.D. Hayworth
- CA-04: John Doolittle
- CA-11: Richard Pombo
- CA-50: Brian Bilbray
- CO-04: Marilyn Musgrave
- CO-05: Doug Lamborn
- CO-07: Rick O'Donnell
- CT-04: Christopher Shays
- FL-13: Vernon Buchanan
- FL-16: Joe Negron
- FL-22: Clay Shaw
- ID-01: Bill Sali
- IL-06: Peter Roskam
- IL-10: Mark Kirk
- IL-14: Dennis Hastert
- IN-02: Chris Chocola
- IN-08: John Hostettler
- IA-01: Mike Whalen
- KS-02: Jim Ryun
- KY-03: Anne Northup
- KY-04: Geoff Davis
- MD-Sen: Michael Steele
- MN-01: Gil Gutknecht
- MN-06: Michele Bachmann
- MO-Sen: Jim Talent
- MT-Sen: Conrad Burns
- NV-03: Jon Porter
- NH-02: Charlie Bass
- NJ-07: Mike Ferguson
- NM-01: Heather Wilson
- NY-03: Peter King
- NY-20: John Sweeney
- NY-26: Tom Reynolds
- NY-29: Randy Kuhl
- NC-08: Robin Hayes
- NC-11: Charles Taylor
- OH-01: Steve Chabot
- OH-02: Jean Schmidt
- OH-15: Deborah Pryce
- OH-18: Joy Padgett
- PA-04: Melissa Hart
- PA-07: Curt Weldon
- PA-08: Mike Fitzpatrick
- PA-10: Don Sherwood
- RI-Sen: Lincoln Chafee
- TN-Sen: Bob Corker
- VA-Sen: George Allen
- VA-10: Frank Wolf
- WA-Sen: Mike McGavick
- WA-08: Dave Reichert
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2 comments:
Hmmm...
Do you really think that Googlebonging...I mean bombing is going to change anyone's mind as to who they vote for?
Well if you read the reason why I linked to, he pointed out something I think is valid -- people who do searches for the candidates' names before the election to do research will be likely to click one of the top-referenced articles and read it first.
If the article points out the bad ideas/actions/positions of the candidate, it will likely influence them negatively; whereas if they click on some pro-GOP site, eg FoxNews, then vice versa.
It's not likely to affect millions, but possibly thousands, and at least hundreds, who do their election research mostly via internet close in to the election.
Will it absolutely change their minds? Probably not. But swing voters will probably be influenced by reading about the crap people have done instead of glowing sycophantic puff-pieces.
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