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Bizarre
I went so far as to check out the full list of 55 state bloggers, and was at least relieved to see some that I read and respect (My Left Nutmeg, Burnt Orange Report, Calitics), but considering that each state got only one blog, this selection is just plain weird. Just by the bye, I also think it's pretty weird that California, New York and the US Virgin Islands each get the same number of blogs chosen.
I could have understood it if they'd chosen The Albany Project instead, but Room 8? I guess it's still the first rule of politics: it's not what you know, it's who you know.