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Trippi was on CNN’s “State of the Union” with John King this past Sunday — check out the Political Ticker story below, keep an eye out for video later this afternoon.
From CNN.com:
“They’re going to keep gunning,” [...]
Today, Joe is featured as one of the Top 30 Washington Insiders on Twitter by The Atlantic.
Check it out here (and be sure to follow Joe on Twitter if you don’t already):
Joe Trippi
Democratic campaign specialist
Obsessions: Social networking, Democratic pols, campaigning
Typical Tweets:
In case you missed it yesterday, regarding claims of an Edwards “Doomsday” plot: Complete [...]
Last week, Joe sat down with Mark Colvin from ABC Radio Australia to talk about how lessons from American political campaigns can be translated into the very different political environment in Australia.
Transcript of the interview can be found here
MARK COLVIN: The Labor and Liberal Parties both keep their membership figures close to their chests but [...]
Over the weekend, Joe sat down with SkyNews Australia’s Helen Dalley to talk about how politics has changed in the US over the past few cycles. Here’s the video:
Tonight Joe will be on a panel at Johns Hopkins University DC’s campus along with: Adam Conner from Facebook, Ellen Miller (Executive Director, Sunlight Foundation), and Jose Antonio Vargas of The Washington Post. Looks like it will be a great panel–we’ll post the video here as soon as we get it.
This Saturday, Joe [...]
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This Sunday (12/21), you’re invited to join Joe at Firedoglake.com for a discussion of the new edition of “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” and a chance to talk politics with Joe. The discussion will be moderated by author and commentator Cliff Schecter. The new [...]
Check out this video from Joe’s interview with Ari Melber at last week’s conference, “Internet & Politics 2008: Moving People and Ideas” hosted by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University.
TechPresident also liveblogged the event.