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The National Journal Policy Talks at Google Hold a Discussion About Pop Culture Politics

Posted by Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet at 12:43 PM on June 25, 2008.


The 2008 Presidential Election is a pop culture phenomenon. Hear from the folks who are helping it happen.

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The National Journal Policy Talks at Google earlier this month centered on pop culture politics and the role of the internet in the 2008 elections.

The discussion, moderated by Tammy Haddad, includes commentary from Baratunde Thurston of The Onion, Zoe Stagg of Citizen Sugar, Ben Relles of Obama Girl, Author/Commentator Christopher Hitchens, and Liz Winstead, the creator of The Daily Show.


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Posted by: Lauren on Jun 26, 2008 12:04 PM   
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Regarding Chris Matthews and the dumb guest, it was a one time thing. The usefulness of that particular moment was involved in an argument in the larger culture we were having because it deflated an argument for war by exposing that person as a know nothing.

Personally, since I think I'd been arguing with him, or at least his ideas, I was delighted to see Chris eviscerate him.

Author/Commentator Christopher Hitchens says, Bill Clinton is a "raging psycho". Wow. He also gives us too much information about how happy he is to be surrounded by hot women.

Very interesting interview, thanks for posting it.

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