The Web on the Candidates Patrick Ruffini wrote a great post asking if the influence of the netroots is waning. It's a response to Jerome Armstrong's post about Hillary Clinton's momentum and Barack Obama's failure to ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Kate Phillips at the Caucus picks up on a "flooding the zone" meme that's made it's way from Chuck DeFeo to Joe Trippi to TechPresident contributor David All. Writes All, "the idea behind ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Someone on the Hillary Clinton campaign is obviously leaking stories to Drudge, says Patrick Ruffini. His proof? A Drudge exclusive claiming that Clinton is on track to exceed her first-quarter ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Former Giuliani advisor Patrick Ruffini has developed a very cool "videowall" that used Yahoo Pipes and Google Video to create a wall of recent political video from the candidates that he calls ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Newsvine has created an application called Election '08 for Facebook's Platform that lets you add a candidate or a party to your profile (I've heard that Facebook is working on a native app that ... Read More

I'm not sure how far we should take this analogy, but Ron Paul is to the Republicans of 2008 as Howard Dean was to the Democrats of 2004: the one candidate speaking out prominently against the war when his colleagues ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates Over at TechRepublican, Jim Durbin writes that the way for conservatives to match the energy of the left-wing netroots is to strongly convey Republican messages online. The key, says Durbin, is ... Read More

The Web on the Candidates John Edwards and Barack Obama "have distinguished themselves in the presidential field by running campaigns that deliberately part with a longtime rule of election-year politics: Keep the ... Read More

While all of the candidates are using the internet to talk to the voters, some are using it to listen to them. And others are changing the way they talk with voters because they listened to them. That is the ... Read More

* Left and right are buzzing about Republican candidate Ron Paul's surprising showings online. He's been the most popular candidate on MySpace since before anyone was paying attention to the friends-chase there, a ... Read More