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Case Studies
BushBoy.com                 Objective: position Norm Coleman as Bush's representative, not Minnesota's
	"...one of the year's most inspired--not to mention righteous--political websites. And as the sun fades on another sub-zero work day spent scrolling through dispatches chronicling this country's bum rush to oblivion, I must tell you: I not only love BushBoy.com; I need BushBoy.com. Sites like this make me laugh, ward off spiritual atrophy, and provide the daily vitamins and minerals essential to staying pissed off when being pissed off is a matter of survival. "                 - David Schimke, Managing Editor

JobForJohn.com             Objective: disrupt Bush's "Jobs and Growth" bus tour of the Midwest
	"Mr. Andrew posted an account of his encounter [with Treasury Secretary John Snow in a Culver's drive-thru] on his website, jobforjohn.com, where he also created a map tracking the average number of jobs lost between each stop on the "Jobs and Growth" tour: Green Bay to Wausau -- 710 lost jobs; Wausau to Rochester, Minnesota -- 1510 lost jobs. Andrew quickly became a poster-boy for the economically discontent."  [Read the full article] Additional coverage:   - Equal time on CNN Headline News      with Secretary John Snow   - Associated Press   - The New York Times

DeanieBabies.org             Objective: capture the spirit of a campaign in a viral, collectible product
	"Howard Dean hasn't been elected, much less won a primary, but he's already creating jobs. "The small blue bean bags are filled with organic soybeans and emblazoned with a smiling cartoon of Dean's face. Davis sold them for $10 apiece or three for $20 Monday in the lobby of the Orpheum Theatre, where Dean held a campaign rally. Outside, Wirtzfield paraded on the sidewalk dressed in a human-sized version of their product.                 - Associated Press  Additional recognition:   - Accepted into Smithsonian's American       Museum of Political History   - 90 second bit on BBC   - Drudge Report   - The New York Times     - Nightline

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