SeeingTheForest.com is a political blog from a progressive perspective

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Seeing the Forest

Seeing the Forest was a credentialed weblog at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, and has been mentioned in the New York Times, Washington Post, Fox News, Los Angeles Times, Slate & Wall Street Journal among other publications.

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Dave Johnson is Founder and principal author at Seeing the Forest. He blogged from the 2004 Democratic National Convention and was an MSNBC "Hardblogger" for 2004 election coverage. He has been a member of the American Street team, and a contributor at many other sites, including BuzzFlash, Smirking Chimp and Common Dreams.

Currently Dave is VP Marketing for a music technology company and a Fellow at the Commonweal Institute. Before starting Seeing the Forest, Dave had over 25 years of technology industry experience, holding positions including CEO, and VP of Sales and Marketing. His earlier career included technical and management positions, notably in Macintosh and BeOS software, and video game design (Atari). He was also a pioneer in design and development of productivity and educational applications for personal computers. Send e-mail to Dave.

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It is important to note that while SeeingTheForest articles often ask for user comments, posts made by users which contradict the authors' agendas (including corrections of factual inaccuracies) are regularly and systematically omitted. As a result, this site is not recommended to those seeking fact or debate.

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I can attest to this. A few times via Huffington Post, I have read posts on SeeingTheForest.com with which I disagreed. On 3 occasions I made what I felt were well-argued comments. None of those posts ever appeared on their site. I guess they only want comments from people who agree with every word they write. Oh well, there are plenty of other sites with which to engage in political debate. No need to worry about the ones that stifle it. - RY