Hillary Planned Bloggergate in 1995

Poe.com ^ | October 29, 2007 | Richard Lawrence Poe

[Richard Poe]

Please let me know if you want ON or OFF of my Hillary ping list.

[Richard Poe]

Ping!

[Eva]

Many of us remember Hillary’s statement that they (the Clintons) control the MSM, but that they need to get control of the internet to complete their control of information.

[DBCJR]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=yt9wZmvo7Go

[coloradan]

So, she was lining up the blogosphere at the same time or even before she denied that her senate run implied a run for President. I’m shocked, SHOCKED! I tell you.

[Bob J]

“”[T]he GOP has made clever use of the Internet, astutely building informal networks of like-minded, interconnected Web sites...”

Uhh, right. The success of conservative websites has happened in spite of the GOP.

Let me know when the GOP starts using electric lights instead of candles.

[Perdogg]

If she becomes President, you can kiss FR goodbye.

[Rb ver. 2.0]

Hillary really needs to take it up with Algore for not incorporating a dem controlled blogshere module at the internet’s inception.

[kcvl]

When David Bennahum, the president and CEO of the Center for Independent Media, a progressive organization based in Washington, D.C., decided to create his first state-based spinoff, he looked to Colorado. His creation went live last year.

David S. Bennahum (French-American) posted a brief piece on abolishing the Electoral College, because its set up unfairly.

“For those of us who want to reform the Electoral College, by either abolishing it or changing it state by state to remove the “winner take all” principle, now is the time to self-organize and start a process to get others on board.”

http://memex.org/david.html

[randita]

1995...hmmm...that was about the time the mysterious Quidam appeared on FR spouting outrageous claims clearly designed to discredit this site. Hillary, are you Quidam?-LOL.

[bethtopaz]

Al Gore didn’t invent the Internet, but he sure did make up Global Warming!

[kcvl]

David Bennahum is a 1990 graduate, magna cum laude, of Harvard College with a degree in History and Literature. As a writer living in New York, he explores and explains the cultural, economic and political consequences brought on by cyberspace. David is a Contributing Editor at Wired, Spin, Lingua Franca, and I.D. His articles apprear in the New York Times, Harper's Bazaar, New York, The Economist, Marketing Computers, Slate, Feed and NetGuide.

[JDoutrider]

There are a few of us here on FReerepublic that remember all too well the Clinton assault on those of us that challenged her on the Prodigy Whitewater BBS in the early to mid nineties.

Can you spell censorship? Can you spell IRS Audit?

Thank God JR had the guts and brains to make this site for all of us that went through that fiasco at Prodigy... the rest is History

[PGalt]

With these words, Hillary confessed to a federal crime. Both groups are supposedly “non-partisan”, 501(c)3 tax-free organizations, strictly prohibited from coordinating efforts with a national political candidate such as Hillary.

Thanks for the ping, Richard Poe. Thanks very, very much for your work.

[Enchante]

"His articles apprear in the New York Times...."

Leftists just are not very good at proof-reading. Maybe they think that spelling and punctuation are petty concerns of small-minded traditionalists who cannot embrace multi-cultural diversity.

[PGalt]

Thanks again for additional information, kcvl. BTTT!

[Quilla]

Wow, what’s your number around here, 2? You have the oldest “since” date I’ve ever seen.

[CedarDave]

His number is 48 and yours is 62,246:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/user-posts?id=48

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/user-posts?id=62246

You’re a newcomer!!