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Just found this over at BlogActive:
This is what happens when you hire an internet consultant who used his website to dupe people into investing in stock he artificially pumped up the price on:
Political Radar: “Two Democratic sources confirm to ABC News
that former Gov. Mark Warner (D-VA) will announce today
that he will not be a candidate for president in 2008.”
From the comments:
AmberCat — It’s a reference to Jerome Armstrong of MyDD who co-wrote “Crashing the Gates” with Markos, was a consultant for Warner and in the relatively distant past during the dot.com boom earned his money by hawking questionable stocks in an early version of “blogs-for-hire”.
Now it’s a GOP strategy.
Somehow I don’t think Armstrong’s past has anything major to do with Warner’s decision, but it definitely helps clear the picture up a touch. Funny, I thought Armstrong was mostly involved with the Big Creamsicle. Shows what I know(?).
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