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...Howard Dean's statements break a 50-year record in which Presidents, Republicans and Democrats, members of Congress of both parties have supported our relationship with Israel." JOSEPH LIEBERMAN, candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, responding at a candidates' debate to a comment from fellow candidate Howard Dean that "it's not our place to take sides" in the Middle East...
...mobs were born. Telephones and the Internet, unlike the passive medium of television, are both used actively and could potentially knit us more closely together. Our society is in a giant period of experimentation, and we may be inventing the technological building blocks of new social connections. For example, Howard Rheingold’s Smart Mobs—organized in the same way as flash mobs, but with more serious intentions—details how these active technologies helped Philippine and Seattle protesters redeploy themselves on the fly. Peter Ackerman, an expert who studies the non-violent overthrow of repressive...
...social events. Wi-Fi makes it easier for conference attendees to comment silently laptop-to-laptop during a speaker’s remarks. Meetup.com may make it easier to arrange face-to-face meetings of people with shared interests—whether their interests are in Britney Spears, Howard Dean, Harry Potter or veganism, to name only a few real groups. Instant messaging, listserves and e-mail may seem like second nature to us by now, but they greatly facilitate sharing information and forming social organizations...
...course, Democrats in the throws of ecstasy over hearing a Democratic candidate say exactly what they want to hear think that Christ himself has come again in the form of Howard Dean. Those who only last year sullenly declared Dean as unelectable have now perked up, abandoning a mellowed support of John Kerry or one of the other, more boring candidates...
...true enough that Bush’s support is declining among those Americans who worry about the economy and an enormous deficit. But those moderates and fiscal conservatives, who do not altogether detest Bush, will never support a candidate so shrill as Howard Dean, who when all is said and done, is just another McGovern...