Campaignia: September 2007 transition from The Tower

Welcome to the Web Log for www.Campaignia.org. This is the same web log as The Tower: Surveying the Political World From High Above, which has been transferred here for ease of navigation.

For the time being, all new posts will be made here – campaignia.blogspot.com. However, all previous posts from The Tower – its archives, categories, etc. - are all still available there.

Please instruct your browsers, feeds, etc., to switch from The Tower to campaignia.blogspot.com – i.e., here.

Thanks!

Sincerely,

Publisher – The Campaignia Web Log and
http://www.campaignia.org/

McCain - Why Campaignia Covers His Campaign

From an editorial perspective, Campaignia’s publisher finds much to admire about Senator John McCain’s presidential candidacy. You may have arrived here from another www.Campaignia.org new-media site, The Tower: Surveying the Political World From High Above, which was dedicated to covering news about his campaign.

However, Campaignia and its new-media sites are not - officially, unofficially, quasi-officially, whatever adverb you’d like to use - advocacy sites for Senator McCain. Neither side has a monopoly on the truth, or on the best solutions to national issues, or on the politicians with integrity, honesty, and talent to serve well in political office. There are distinguished political leaders in both parties, who would make fine Presidents or legislators or governors.

A good analogy - Campaignia’s coverage is roughly modeled on the same paradigm that the mainstream media use, to cover campaigns and candidates. That is to say: the news coverage is intended to cover the campaign and candidates as fairly as possible. While at the same time, their editorial boards and columnists - of course - have their own views, and announce their support through endorsements.

You will notice that on the main site, there are sections on campaign theory, links to political news sites, etc., which have nothing whatsoever to do with McCain. Should you wish to read more of Campaignia’s coverage of McCain’s campaign, you can do so by clicking on this link - “The Study of McCainia” (a very concise section) or by going to the archives of The Tower: Surveying the Political World From High Above (which is very detailed). That will navigate you through the coverage.

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Thursday, September 13, 2007

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McCain - Why Campaignia Covers His Campaign

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