> There is probably a market for allowing the challenger for the 3rd Congressional District in Nebraska to have an online operation as sophisticated as Obama's

> There is probably a market for allowing the challenger for the 3rd Congressional District in Nebraska to have an online operation as sophisticated as Obama's was. I agree. Except I think that you could do this just as effectively all the way down to the city councilor level, and you could also use it for any virtually any campaign - including ones for social justice, for changing governmental policy, etc. That's a lot of campaigns. Tie it in with innovative technology for integrating with social media, Twilio-powered telephony, etc., and you could have a winning application.