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Post-DNC, what else could I talk about but politics?

August 27, 1:37 PMWeb ExaminerChelsey Delaney
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Last night, Hillary Clinton said "sisterhood of the traveling pantsuits." That has absolutely no relevance to the actual meat and potatoes of this post, but I just had to throw that out there. 

As I watched buzz-word speech after buzz-word speech last night, and heard a giant crowd cheer for what it cheers for and never receives every four years, I asked myself the same question you might guess I would ask, "Is there a Web site that sees through this?"

And with Google's 10th year anniversary approaching us this weekend, I must highlight their coverage of the election in response to that question.

Google has compiled a signature special section to the election that includes news headlines, YouTube video links, blog post links, candidate quotes, and news by region. Of course, they divided all of this by candidate.

Our friends at Google have also dedicated time and effort to cover the conventions for us, so that we won't have to start up a new drinking game when we notice how many times the word "America" is uttered.

This means I won't have to develop a drinking problem when the RNC starts-- Thanks, Google.

 

More info: If you have noticed my lack of posting recently, it's because I started school/am neurotic.

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