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Encyclopedia > Crashing the Gate

Crashing the Gate (Netroots, Grassroots, and the Rise of People Powered Politics) is a book authored by American political bloggers Markos Moulitsas of Daily Kos and Jerome Armstrong of MyDD, published in 2006 by Chelsea Green. The primary focus of the book is how the Democratic Party must change so that a serious challenge to the Republicans can be mounted. Categories: People stubs | 1971 births | Bloggers | Political consultants ... Daily Kos (IPA: in an American accent) is an American political weblog aimed at Democrats and liberals/progressives. ... Jerome Armstrong, political consultant and journalist who writes for the left-wing blog MyDD. // Dean campaign consultancy and controversy In June 2001, Jerome Armstrong started the blog MyDD, “Due Diligence of Politics, Election Forecast & the World Today” (www. ... MyDD Icon MyDD is a popular political blog specializing in American politics started by Jerome Armstrong in 2001. ...


Crashing the Gate sold only 3,630 copies in the first month after its release, according to Nielsen's Bookscan.link from Drudge


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Chelsea Green's page for Crashing the Gate


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Beyond the Gate (1700 words)
But the gate I refer to lies near the outskirts of the premises, at the point where the land dips down, in a funnel-like pattern, to an outcropping of rocks fringed by weeds and crabgrass.
Beyond the gate is a wisp of road, mostly dirt, but here, too, scattered rocks present a patchwork, like something stitched together by a half-crazed dotard.
The gate lay open - the decrepit, split-rail affair stood with its lowermost cross-bar staked in the mud, having been torn from its mooring on one side.
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