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Staff:

David All, TechRepublican Founder: David is the nation's first Republican Web 2.0 consultant, but he won't be the last. He blogs incessantly about the intersection of technology + politics at his company blog, From the Trenches. He is the co-founder and executive director of Slatecard.

Joe Mansour, Managing Editor: Joe works at the David All Group as a modern media consultant. He's originally from Michigan, where he worked on several political campaigns as an activist and campaign staffer.

D. Keith Casey, Jr, Official Site Breaker: Keith is the technical guy and token Libertarian who keeps the site working, feeds feeding, and pages serving. In recent times, he's partnered with WTKK's Michael Graham to build StopMiersNow.com (now offline), Defend Our Borders, and most recently My Dear John Letter. In his real life, he runs CaseySoftware, LLC and contributes to a number of Open Source projects, efforts, and conferences.

Contributors:

William Beutler is the Innovation Manager for the Public Affairs practice of New Media Strategies, an online marketing and strategic consulting firm. From 2007-08 he was a member of the web team for the Fred Thompson presidential campaign. As a Senior Writer with National Journal's Hotline, he created and wrote The Blogometer. He can also be found at Blog P.I. and on Twitter.

Mark Johnson, Director of Triple M Strategies, is our Midwest Regional Reporter. The election of Ronald Reagan, along with a father who is a self-made entrepreneur, forged into Mark a spirit of love of country and determination that has led him to consult with many different campaigns over the last 12 years.

Kurt Luidhardt is Vice President of The Prosper Group Corporation, based out of Greenwood, Indiana. The Prosper Group is an award-winning political technology firm with a focus on web communications and new media.

Meghann Parlett is the Political & Online Training Coordinator at the Leadership Institute. She previously served as a 2006 Regional Field Director for the Pennsylvania Victory team. In 2004, she was a member of the Northeast Political team for Bush-Cheney 2004 at national headquarters, where she assisted with presidential events & tracked the opposition’s grassroots activity in three battleground states: Pennsylvania, Maine & New Hampshire.

Jonathan Rick directs the new-media practice of a public relations agency in Washington, DC. He blogs at JonathanRick.com.

Dan Zarrella is a social media marketing consultant from Boston, you can read his blog here or follow him on twitter here. His friends call him the Reagatron because of his deep appreciation for the man.