Have you been keeping up with Election Central?
As the political season heats up, this site is heating up as well.
Everywhere you click on this site, you can find something interesting and useful. And here's a recent example:
From the home page, choose the "Tracking the 2016 Election Candidates" post.
That will take you to the timeline that is (trying its best to stay) up-to-date on who has entered the presidential race so far.
But
. . . if you follow the links from there, you'll be able to land in the
other candidate biography pages. Those two posts are subdivided by
political party and give each official candidate a brief biography of
who they are, what their experience level is, and things like that. And
if you click on the last tab of those biographies, you can discover the
various social media platforms used by each and every candidate.
Building all of these links has really taught me a few things. For instance--
Come on. Go explore. You'll see some fun stuff.
(But if you are epileptic . . . watch out for Rick Perry's Web page--especially if your computer's speakers are turned off.)
As the political season heats up, this site is heating up as well.
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That will take you to the timeline that is (trying its best to stay) up-to-date on who has entered the presidential race so far.
- Google+ is not a platform used by almost anyone. (But there are a few out there.)
- The Marco Rubio campaign never met a social platform it didn't like . . . even Pintrest.
- The Bobby Jindal YouTube page is depressing in its lack of content.
(But if you are epileptic . . . watch out for Rick Perry's Web page--especially if your computer's speakers are turned off.)
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