Redesign That: Design That Moves Politics? (Part 2)

By Guest Authors Charley Bush and Kathy Hwang Continuing our exploration of ways to redesign political websites to engage young voters for the 2008 election, let’s dive into the core needs to consider. Honestly, we Millennials have never faced serious economic adversity until now. More than ever, we want to have a sense of control

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Redesign That: Design That Moves Politics? (Part 1)

By Guest Authors Charley Bush and Kathy Hwang 2008 has been called “the year of the young voter.” Eighteen- to thirty-one-year-old voters turned out in droves to the presidential primaries, and the media is scrambling to capture this audience. Who would have ever thought that CNN would co-host a debate with YouTube? Or that you

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I Just Want This Election to be Good (What’s So Wrong With That?)

by Richard Laermer, Guest Author It’s no secret that I lean left. I think the world of FDR and JFK, and I don’t know if I can stand to hear one more misguided ditto-head, all glassy-eyed and empty-headed, deify Reagan. (Really, people, my gag reflex can only take so much.)