Dave Johnson from Seeing The Forest (hey, Dave, weren’t you going to send me an essay on political language?) makes a very good point in his entry entitled Read Bloggers Next Week, Too!:
I think the best stuff from the bloggers will be next week. Too much is happening, and I know that I need time to digest. But there is a LOT coming from this. I feel it. All those things that just MAKE me need to write are happening, and I’m working on some good stuff to post here.
So I think that NEXT WEEK is going to be the week to really read bloggers. I have started understanding that bloggers are going to be able to contribute something very valuable to this process, for the same reasons they did with Dean, and with the electronic voting problem and all the other things we have forced into the attention of enough of the opinion leaders and public to make things start happening. There really IS something about what we’re doing that allows us to have a perspective that you are not going to get from the press or the party or the professional punditry.
(Oh, and Dave, I won’t be in the hall today, so email me if anything good is going on this afternoon before 4!)
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It’s here.
That and lots more at Commonweal Institute’s collection of links to articles, reports and resources for learning about the right-wing movement, its history, how it is funded and how it operates.