Please share your Seminal story, or perhaps just a fond memory that sticks out in your mind.

All political movements need a unifying message to be successful. In order to achieve critical mass, it must bring together people who share some, but not all, beliefs and objectives. To do this, there must be an intentional method for communication – for sharing a message and a coordinated strategy than can keep the movement together and build its membership and power.

It turns out that at least one member of Rand Paul’s paid campaign staff has been posing as a progressive member of the Daily Kos community in an effort to dampen enthusiasm for Conway’s campaign and moneybomb.

Each year, for the past five years, members of what has become known as the “netroots” have come together for an annual convention known as Netroots Nation to participate in a forum for progressive activists and candidates to strengthen communities online and grow the progressive movement. As the “netroots” prepares for another convention, what might be the outcome? What is the state of the “netroots” and how are Democratic Party politics impacting the “netroots”?

Firedoglake is a “powerful liberal blog” or so The Observer (the Sunday Edition of The Guardian) would have its readers believe.

The second of two posts from several years ago – which could have been written yesterday. How sad is that?

Changing our system begins with making our disgust clear.

Unless you write an effective post, your point or story won’t get the attention it deserves. Here’s what you need to do to achieve your goal.

I kid you not.

sarah palin threatens bloggers. bloggers laugh.