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Jones Soda launched Campaign Cola 2008 on June 10th with three limited-edition colas honoring each of the major presidential candidates. You vote for your candidate by purchasing their bottle of cola: Obama’s Yes We Can, McCain’s Pure McCain or Clinton’s Capitol Hillary. (Okay she lost the race, but she’s still on a bottle.)

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I subscribe to several political candidates’ email newsletters – for the sake of being as balanced as possible.

Ron Paul’s camp just blitzed this notice across my bow:

Yesterday was a remarkable day for Ron Paul, and it wouldn’t have happened without you. For those of you who haven’t yet heard, Ron Paul took over 10% in yesterday’s Iowa caucus, handily beating Rudy Giuliani and finishing right behind both Fred Thompson and John McCain. This despite that Rudy Giuliani made more visits to Iowa than Ron Paul. And, entrance polls showed that Ron Paul took first place (29%) among independent Republicans!

Read more on Time to Pay Attention to Ron Paul…

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Allan’s friend Jake sent me an email to ask me to discuss the impact Social Networking and the Internet in general are having on the US Presidential campaign. The “now” of Politics is online… the future is a given.

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Apparently, there are conversations about this blog happening on StumbleUpon every day (cool, but I really wish I would be notified in some way – possibly through a trackback to the comment, or in being able to have those external comments show up as comments in my own threads). Regardless, “Ultimate Josh” had posted a response to a response that I thought was valid enough to be given its own post.

Read more on On Ron Paul and Libertarianism…

I couldn’t figure out why the media (and politicos) have been ignoring Ron Paul – until I started to read more about him and what he stands for. Don’t cast your vote for any candidate, please, until you understand that the Federal Reserve bank is a private institution, not a government one:

Read more on Ron Paul Wins my Vote…