This is Phoenix This week.
I have been spending my time so far in a nice cool data center with 130 tons of Air Conditionoing blowing the cold air around. Nice and cool 67 degrees..
Not to long ago this was where I was spending my weekends.
May 21st 2005MichaelGeek Stuff
Raven has some information via Redstate.org ong the FEC proposed rulemaking that wants to curtail the right of private citensines to to meet together on line and comment about political issues, parties, and politicians them selves. Now this is only the latest attempt to stop people from joining together have discusions on politicals issues.
Go write a letter to the FEC (email is fine) about how you feel about your rights to join groups and talk about your political thoughts.
Time Is Running Out
From RedState.Org:
Time Is Running OutFrom RedState.Org:
Time is running out. The public comment period for the FEC’s proposed rulemaking regarding your freedom online ends on June 3rd. I can tell you that they have not yet received nearly as many comments as they expected.
There is a threat. You need to act.More important - you as a blogger or just a reader have input the FEC needs. They need to know what sort of things you do (or will do) online. Do you raise funds for candidates? Do you have a group blog that might get a little revenue? Are you considering incorporating to protect yourself from liability?
You don’t have to be a lawyer to comment, and you don’t have to write 10 pages of legalese. Just send an email to internet@fec.gov and explain your concerns. If you’ve got any extra time you can actually skim the rule and see all the places that the FEC asks for comment.
Some resources for you:
Center for Democracy and Technology’s FEC website.
Adam Bonin on writing comments to the FEC
May 21st 2005MichaelQuote of the Day
Before I refuse to take your questions, I have an opening statement.
Ronald Reagan
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