Join Sen. Gravel on Digg

November 21st, 2007 by J. Skyler McKinley

Digg.com, a popular news and social networking site, has recently revealed a new feature, Digg the Candidates. From Digg:


"You can now check out the 2008 presidential candidates profiles on Digg! Add your favorite candidates as a friend to show support, and to see all their Digging activity in your friends' activity feed. Many of them will be Digging, commenting and even submitting content.

On the Digg the Candidate's main page you will see a star next to each article by each candidate's name, this article is the candidate's most recent favorite. When you add a candidate as a friend, a box will also be created on your profile showing which candidates you have added."

 

Create an account and add Mike as a friend, visit the Digg Election Center. Check out Mike's Digg Profile as well!

 

Skyler

smckinley@gravel2008.us

 

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Media consolidation and the Air Wave hand-out debacle

Submitted on November 30th, 2007 by buckisid
Media consolidation is blatantly anti-American and doesn't serve the public.It is counter-productive,it is profoundly corrosive, and now has spread to the Internet. Media conglomerates should and must be dismantled,hopefully with existing anti-monopoly laws.

Immigration and free trade

Submitted on November 30th, 2007 by buckisid

   I think that Mike needs to listen to Duncan Hunter and Fred Thompson on immigration and free trade.Many independents are progressive populists and these two issues are critical to them.Robin  

Weirauch in Ohio is running on an anti-GATT/anti-NAFTA trade agreement platform because the previous office holder didn't, and destroyed many Ohio families,communities,and local tax bases that have never recovered in the past 20 years.Furthermore,present immigration policies and amnesties have proven themselves to be trickle-down economic monkey wrenching.Just ask the governors of the USA.