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Revision as of 12:40, 17 December 2004 by Chuck F (talk | contribs)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)About me
I'm a political junkie and a fourth-year at Hampshire College, except that I'm not there; instead I'm in Seattle working on a thesis on politics and the internet.
I don't remember when I first stumbled onto Misplaced Pages, but I don't think it was much before January 2003, when I created this account. I made a smattering of contributions starting then, but didn't really catch the bug until March 2004. At last count I was somewhere above 1500 edits.
You can check out my weblog, Red All Over.
Contributions
Mostly in American politics and history, with some forays into organized labor and the ocassional other odd topic. I've been particularly active on material relating to left-wing politics in the U.S., both because I know something about it, and because I think my side can only stand to benefit from having accurate and unbiased information about itself freely available.
Articles I've created
(* or might as well have)
Saul Alinsky - The American Voter - Ed Asner - American Federation of Government Employees - American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees - American Federation of Teachers - Communications Workers of America - Floyd James Thompson - Dr. John - GOPAC* - Granny D - Christine Gregoire* - Hard money (politics) - Hill committee - Richard Hofstadter - Independent expenditure - V. O. Key, Jr. - Michael Kinsley* - McConnell v. FEC - Mike Lowry - Robert McChesney* - Manning Marable - National Election Studies - National Labor Relations Board* - People for the American Way - Political party committee - Robert Putnam - Dixie Lee Ray - Dino Rossi - Phyllis Schlafly* - Andy Stern - Tax revolt - Joe Trippi - Norman Thomas - UNITE HERE - War Powers Clause - Cornel West
Other articles I've done (sometimes mildly) significant stuff to
AFL-CIO - Sherman Alexie - Amherst, Massachusetts - Amalgamated Transit Union - Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act - Blue-Green Alliance - Bill Bradley - Campaign finance reform - Wesley Clark - Eldridge Cleaver - Daisy (television commercial) - Howard Dean - Eugene V. Debs - Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee - Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee - Democratic Socialists of America - Democratic Underground - Tim Eyman - Barry Goldwater - Green Party of the United States - Woody Guthrie - Hampshire College - Willie Horton - I approve this message - Industrial unionism - International Socialist Organization - Kirkland, Washington - Dennis Kucinich - Labor Party of America - List of pacifists - List of trade unions#United States - John Kerry presidential campaign, 2004 - John Lewis (politician) - Edgar Martinez - Marxian economics - Ralph Nader - National Education Association - National Republican Congressional Committee - National Republican Senatorial Committee - Fred Newman - New social movements - Political campaign#Modern election campaigns in the US - Politics of the United States#Organization of American Political Parties - Push poll - Republican/Democrat In Name Only - Ripon Society - Romero (film) - Seattle Mariners - Seattle Times - Service Employees International Union - Ron Sims - Social capital - John Sweeney (trade unionist) - United States Democratic Party - United States Green Party - United States Libertarian Party - United States Republican Party - Vote to Stop Bush - Washington gubernatorial election, 2004 - David Weinberger - The West (U.S.) - WTO Meeting of 1999 - Howard Zinn
I've also done some categorization, and am sometimes active on Misplaced Pages:Votes for deletion.
Miscellaneous material in my user space
Multi-licensing
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Please you state your case on talk
Actually... this was how the article was for a long time, I compleatly mis-read an addition and re-added it, and that's why this edit war has started up agian because that anon aol ip won't listen to anything I say at all and just likes to revert me. Anyway, The section of that article is titled why reasons Libertarians point to such success as(releating to third parties)... Thier placement(as other users besides me have argued on talk) in terms of non-third parties have absoulty nothing to do with that. If you want it to be different you need to change the entire section, not just that sentence Chuck F 12:40, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)
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