New ODP website and blog

Today, the Ohio Democratic Party launched a new website and blog, PaintOhioBlue.com. This will be a new grassroots and netroots center for Ohio Democrats for the 2006 election cycle. The site will provide information on volunteer opportunities, resources for registering to vote and early voting, multi-media viewing, and a new blog.

This year marks a new era for the Ohio Democratic Party. We have the strongest slate of candidates in a generation and we are poised to turn around Ohio in 2006. But we need your help to continue our momentum through November. I urge you to go to www.PaintOhioBlue.com and find out how you can help turn around Ohio in 2006.

I look forward to working closely with all of Ohio's great online activists.

Thanks,
Todd Hoffman
Online Communications Director

Please click here to go to the new ODP blog.

Comments

[William Schubert]

Could someone please start running ads for Brown, Strickland, and what's his name (the guy running against Tiberi).

1. Air America needs the ad revenue.

2. Air America is the ONLY voice for Democrats out there, other than Olbermann and the Daily Show. (And the last two are only voices for Democrats when the Republicans do stupid stuff!)

3. I have no idea who the guy is running against Tiberi.

4. I, like a lot of other people, listen to Air America. All day. Even during the evening TV hours, I would rather listen to Air America than watch the crap on TV (which is designed to reinforce the Republican Philosophy).

5. There is no liberal media, other than Air America. See Jeff Cohen's book, Cable News Confidential

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William Schubert,

Shamanski is running against Tiberi.

Democrats need to air ads on the Rush Limbaugh Network, even more than Air America, because that's where the target audience is.

As far as the crap on TV: try watching Countdown with Keith Olberman on MSNBC at 8 PM Eastern, the Daily Show, and the Colbert Report on Comedy Central. I agree that a lot of TV programming is "designed to reinforce the Republican Philosophy", what with "The Point with Mark Hyman" on ABC, Glenn Beck on Headline News, Tucker!, and all of FOX. Witness the new CBS Evening News with Katie Couric's "Freespeach" fiasco. Did you know Bill Kristol has subbed for Charlie Rose on PBS???

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