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Isen: Neel assumes the position

David Isenberg writes harshly about the record Neel, the new "CEO" of the Dean campaign, has compiled as a lobbyist for the incumbent telco's:

If Roy Neel declares support for Dean's Internet Principles, he alienates his oldest friends. It'd be like Dick Cheney marching against the war.

Yeah, from what I've read about Neel's background, I hope he's going to stay away from Dean's nascent Internet policy.

Posted at 2:44 PM | Email this entry | Category: Dean campaign

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