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	<title>Comments on: We Need a Little Help From Our Friends</title>
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		<title>By: scratchman</title>
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		<description>Let me just take the opportunity to second what josh has said. I have been tagging along with this &quot;rogue band&quot; of political hacks since I believe shortly after the November election. Since then, and because I was intellectually overshadowed by my other collegues, I have gained a greater knowledge of not only the democratic process in general, but also the &quot;players&quot; on both sides and the issues that are so critical to local, state, and national platforms.

The &quot;blog haters&quot;, if there are any, will probably disagree with this, but I believe that the blogs have played a significant role in some of the recent elections; most notably greg ballard&#039;s election.

With the mainstream media becoming more diluted and twisted every day, blogs like this one continue to be a growing source for all the news that is pertinent to people&#039;s everyday lives. Bloggers are not accountable to any mainstream outlet, only to themselves. I always tell my co-workers, &quot;if you want to know what&#039;s really going on in indianapolis or the state, then go to the blogs.&quot;

I will definitely be hitting the donate button and I encourage those who enjoy this site to do so as well.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Let me just take the opportunity to second what josh has said. I have been tagging along with this &#8220;rogue band&#8221; of political hacks since I believe shortly after the November election. Since then, and because I was intellectually overshadowed by my other collegues, I have gained a greater knowledge of not only the democratic process in general, but also the &#8220;players&#8221; on both sides and the issues that are so critical to local, state, and national platforms.</p>
<p>The &#8220;blog haters&#8221;, if there are any, will probably disagree with this, but I believe that the blogs have played a significant role in some of the recent elections; most notably greg ballard&#8217;s election.</p>
<p>With the mainstream media becoming more diluted and twisted every day, blogs like this one continue to be a growing source for all the news that is pertinent to people&#8217;s everyday lives. Bloggers are not accountable to any mainstream outlet, only to themselves. I always tell my co-workers, &#8220;if you want to know what&#8217;s really going on in indianapolis or the state, then go to the blogs.&#8221;</p>
<p>I will definitely be hitting the donate button and I encourage those who enjoy this site to do so as well.</p>
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