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| − | '''Matt Stoller''' is an internet activist and [[socialist]]. He is a significant presence on [[MyDD]] (now [[OpenLeft]]) and on [[National Public Radio]], where he is known to advocate for socialism and other [[leftist]] causes that he calls "[[progressive]]". Consistent with his political philosophy, he uses his | + | '''Matt Stoller''' is an [[internet]] [[activist]] and [[socialist]]. He is a significant presence on [[MyDD]] (now [[OpenLeft]]) and on [[National Public Radio]], where he is known to advocate for socialism and other [[leftist]] causes that he calls "[[progressive]]". Consistent with his [[political]] philosophy, he uses his [[blog]]s to attack [[Republican]] candidates for office (he worked for [[Jon Corzine]] in [[New Jersey]] and [[Ned Lamont]] in [[Connecticut]]). |
Previously a resident of [[New York]], he changed his home town to [[Miami]] after the [[9/11]] attacks. | Previously a resident of [[New York]], he changed his home town to [[Miami]] after the [[9/11]] attacks. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:38, June 27, 2016
Matt Stoller is an internet activist and socialist. He is a significant presence on MyDD (now OpenLeft) and on National Public Radio, where he is known to advocate for socialism and other leftist causes that he calls "progressive". Consistent with his political philosophy, he uses his blogs to attack Republican candidates for office (he worked for Jon Corzine in New Jersey and Ned Lamont in Connecticut).
Previously a resident of New York, he changed his home town to Miami after the 9/11 attacks.