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- ↑ Candidates Try Web Video, And the Reviews Are Mixed
- ↑ Ron Paul and the pencil puppet | Democracy in America | Economist.com
- ↑ The pundit in Room 325 - Los Angeles Times
- ↑ YouTube Campaign Videos Get a Critique : NPR
- ↑ Big Head DC » James Kotecki
- ↑ POLITICO - James Kotecki