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BlogHer Scores Exclusive Sit-Down With Obama



My good friend and BlogHer and Huffington Post Contributing Editor, Erin Kotecki Vest, was able to sit down with Senator Barack Obama this weekend, to directly ask questions that were chosen by BlogHer members.  I'm button-popping proud of Erin and all of my BlogHer compatriots, and it's a good interview, with real answers.  Let's hope the other candidates follow Obama's lead and provide a similar opportunity for us to get to know them a little better.

BlogHer EXCLUSIVE: Barack Obama Answers Policy Questions From Women Who Blog

BlogHer reaches over 9 million women every month now, and boasts a publishing syndicate (of which I'm part) that is 1,800 blogs strong. 

Just for the heck of it, a couple of Arkansas BlogHer affiliates that you might well enjoy reading are two of my daily favorites:

Notes To Self: Culture. Soul. Laundry.

Arkie Mama: Barefoot, Breeding, and Medicated


Posted by Belinda on May 18, 2008 09:54 PM |

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Bruised and battered
Date: 8/28/2008
By: Leslie Newell Peacock
On the evening of July 20, a concerned aunt drove her 26-month-old nephew to a Department of Human Services office in Little Rock to show caseworkers the bruises on his buttocks and back. The child had been spending the night at his aunt's when she changed his diaper and discovered the marks. /more/
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Reliable sources
Date: 8/28/2008
By: Arkansas Times Staff
More on that $57,000 expense account the University of Central Arkansas Foundation set up for President Lu Hardin: /more/


Butt out, teachers
Date: 8/28/2008
By: Arkansas Times Staff
Students, like adults, have rights, and high among them is the right not to be badgered about their religious beliefs, or lack thereof. /more/

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