Thomas Gensemer

Managing Partner, Blue State Digital

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Managing partner of Blue State Digital, which provided strategy and technology tools for Barack Obama campaign's web initiatives, including the campaign's own social network, My.BarackObama.com, and on sites like Facebook, MySpace and BlackPlanet

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In her acceptance speech at this year's Republican convention, Sarah Palin got a big laugh with this description of Barack Obama 's experience as a "community organizer" in Chicago.

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In her acceptance speech at this year's Republican convention, Sarah Palin got a big laugh with this description of Barack Obama 's experience as a "community organizer" in Chicago.

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