More on eCampaigning

Time Magazine's Joel Stein is sounding out the eCampaigns of the 08 Pres. Candidates ("Friends in High Places" | TIME). It's an enteresting (entertaining + interesting) read, but it demonstrates (by design I perceive) the potentially irrelevance/insignificance of eCampaigns. From the article:

"I'm sure picking a presidential candidate on the basis of what he's done or what he says is a great method--if you're 70 and have nothing but free time. I'm making my choice the more efficient way: MySpace. Whichever candidate is best at being my friend gets my vote. It worked for high school elections, and now it will work for the Leader of the Free world."