Grubb for Congress. By Weblog.

An anonymous reader writes: "Wired is running a story about a (Libertarian) candidate for Congress in North Carolina whose platform explicitly supports P2P file-sharing activity. She's running against one of the big supporters of the Berman P2P hacking bill." The weblog community is all excited over her because she drank the Kool-aid.

The ultimate single issue candidate?

[Hayzeus]

Will she break the 5-vote mark?

Geek spelling

[bravehamster]

*emphasis added*

I ask your patience, as I am developing this blog with little assistance and no very little about today's computer technology.

Hmm...I'm going to assume this was a deliberate spalling error to endear her to the /. crowd.

Re:Libertarian

[harlows_monkeys]

That wouldn't be a Libertarian issue. The quickest way to get a bunch of Libertarians arguing among themselves is to bring up intellectual property. Half of them will be against it, and half will be for it.

Re:Geek spelling

[Enigma2175]

Their, they're. There just mad cause your good at spelling alot of words. Theirs alot of ./ers that arent virsed in contractshuns, hahmonihms and grammer to.
Here, Here!

Re:Kook-Aid?

[BattyMan]

Jim Jones actually used Flavor Aid®

Yeah, that makes sense.
It's cheaper than the name brand stuff, but just as good.
You know how churches are always on a tight budget.

Grrr

[Nailer]

Grub for congress? Lilo works fine, damnit!

Bootloaders don't need shells, and they certainly don't need to run for congress, damnit!