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I'm a 35 year old redhead geek from Philly.
I'm currently a Developer Evangelist for Adobe.
Also the author of Driving Technical Change

Defeating Santorum with ColdFusion

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In possibly one of the more interesting intersections of my politics, my city, and my work; a new site appeared today, urging Philadelphians to come out and vote against Rick Santorum. Give it a look, it's a pretty noble cause, and it's powered by ColdFusion (and FuseBox).

Philadelphians Against Santorum, a campaign of PA PAC for Progress.

4 responses so far ↓

  • 1 john phillip

    Never gonna happen
    Never gonna happen
    Never gonna happen
    Never gonna happen
    Never gonna happen

  • 2 Mark

    Nice site, but I still hope he wins. I like his record and I wish I could vote for him. Here in Maryland, we are likely to have our first interesting senate race in decades with a conservative African American (Michael S. Steele, Maryland's Lt. Governor) running. Even though Maryland is an exceedingly liberal state, I think he has a shot.

  • 3 Terrence Ryan

    John Phillip seems to like Santorum a bit.

    Mark I do have to agree that the Maryland race is shaping up to be interesting. But I have to admit, I've been more interested in their Senate primaries.

  • 4 mensch

    Mark, Steele is not going to get very far in an admittidly liberal state walking around and comparing stem cell research to the holocaust http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2006/2/10/132125/876

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