This week s headlines have been dominated Lieberman s selection as VP - with the emphasis on his religion, religiosity, and condemnation of Clinton. The Gore site spun it differently. The presentation of print media on the Internet can take many forms, including those that sacrifice the most useful properties of the Web. With its selection of Sen. Lieberman as a running mate, the Gore campaign could have used its web site to beat the press. The George W. Bush for President web site wasted no time in adding information about Dick Cheney to their Internet presence.
Candidates often provide graphics that visitors can load for their own purposes.
Rep. Roscoe Bartlett politely disapproves. It's been said politics makes strange bedfellows. In the case of two Congressional candidates from Hawaii, bedfellows make strange politics. A lesson to web designers - there s more than one browser out there. Bringing the message to the people was never so blunt.