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Robin Murray, an Indianapolis therapist and social worker whose nine-minute YouTube video, "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcdnlNZg2iM Mad as Hell/Bitch]," detailed examples of sexism in the campaign and became a visual anthem for many feminists. | Robin Murray, an Indianapolis therapist and social worker whose nine-minute YouTube video, "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcdnlNZg2iM Mad as Hell/Bitch]," detailed examples of sexism in the campaign and became a visual anthem for many feminists. | ||
Boston area blogger Darragh Murphy, founder of [http://blog.pumapac.org/Puma PAC] (whose name stands for "People United Means Action") | Boston area blogger Darragh Murphy, founder of [http://blog.pumapac.org/ Puma PAC] (whose name stands for "People United Means Action") | ||
Revision as of 12:12, 30 September 2008
Key Players in Election Blogosphere
Cristi Adkins, a registered nurse from Reston, co-founded Clintons4McCain.com .
Diane Mantouvalos, co-creator of Hireheels.com, justsaynodeal.com.
Robin Murray, an Indianapolis therapist and social worker whose nine-minute YouTube video, "Mad as Hell/Bitch," detailed examples of sexism in the campaign and became a visual anthem for many feminists.
Boston area blogger Darragh Murphy, founder of Puma PAC (whose name stands for "People United Means Action")