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Dean said 50 percent of Americans do not vote in national elections, adding that increased voter participation could help oust Bush from office...
NOTEBOOK: Saddam's latest foes; suspicious snapshot snooping; offbeat voter drives...
Patrons at strip clubs in 18 states are being solicited ... for their vote. Angelina Spencer, executive director of the Association of Club Executives, an industry group, has enlisted the clubs in a national effort to register voters, with "voter appreciation" parties at some of them this fall...
Gone are the days when voter-registration drives consisted of a quaint sign-up table at the local supermarket. With the presidential race shaping up as a tight one, some get-out-the-vote groups are turning up the marketing savvy. At an event in San Francisco in May, the group 1,000 Flowers offered free manicures and nail files to encourage single women to register; the organization hopes to sign up 10,000 women at beauty salons by the end of summer. Other groups are offering similarly creative incentives to vote...
...John Kennedy's 1960 campaign, and Ronald Reagan would probably never have captured the White House in 1980 without his well-honed Hollywood delivery. Moore's filmmaking may be coarse, but it is also incendiary and witheringly derisive - and it could be exactly what a generation of young voters weaned on Jackass and reality TV will respond to. Whatever its impact at home, Fahrenheit 9/11 has only cemented Moore's standing in Europe, where his blunt, truth-teller pose has won him myriad fans and hero status. People know his shortcomings - Le Monde calls Fahrenheit 9/11 "simplistic and often demagogic...