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WordPress in Politics

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  1. Eric Arrington (1 comments.) says:

    I would love to see who isn’t using WordPress and base my vote off of that! Seriously for something like this no other platform compares! (maybe I’m biased as a WordPress developer)

  2. Rich (25 comments.) says:

    WordPress makes it so easy to post news, modify the look and feel of the site, and get feedback from users. It’s really no wonder WP is #1 for political usage!

  3. Nick (1 comments.) says:

    What really blows my mind is the number of political wordpress blogs with broken links. WordPress makes it so easy to manage linking, I can’t believe they get it wrong!

    I ran my trusted little xenu link sleuth on several political blogs, and 7 out of 10 that I tested had broken images and links.

    As Eric said, I’m inclined to base my vote off their sites, but in my case, of their broken links/images. I mean, if they can’t maintain a simple system that is a functional site; how are we to expect them to maintain the world’s most sophisticated and advanced conjunction of systems: the American government, working properly?

  4. Priyank (2 comments.) says:

    Interesting analysis. I wonder how many Republicans use wordpress vis-a-vis Democrats. Research suggests that Republicans (on an average) have lower IQ, so wordpress may be easy, but at the same time the company is non-profit, open source and socially liberal, all of which is against what the tea party stands for.

  5. Jay Preston (1 comments.) says:

    Continue to hear great things about WP. How does a rookie small business owner go about switching from his current (non-WP) to a fresh new WP format? Sign up for classes? E-books? NO doubt I like the look and feel much better than what I have now.



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