Nader: 651,207
Barr: 486,059
Baldwin: 173,621
McKinney: 140,500
Keyes: 34,498
Paul: 19,285
SWP 9,486
La Riva: 7,154
B. Moore: 6,225
Jay: 2,291
Stevens: 674
Amondson 631
Michael H. Drucker
The Internet has made this the age of the instant political movement. Like-minded people (and even unlike-minded people) can find one another and quickly create a kind of critical mass. The hope, often the expectation, is that these new aggregations can bring positive change to the body politic. This includes seizing new opportunities for democratizing communication and communicating democracy, both of which are urgently needed.
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