PPC Re|Construction; **Update–PPC “Subscriber” Drive

by elpresidente | 11:48 am, February 2, 2010 | Comments Off

Announcing PPC Subscriber Drive: Join PPC as a “subscriber”–a recurring tip of $10 a month for 12 months–and aside from PPC’s unending gratitude, receive a FREE Tax Day Tea Party poster! We are looking for 25 subscribers, and 5 have already joined us. Will you? Click on the “Subscribe” button on the far right column.

We also certainly appreciate all those who have “hit the tip jar” for PPC recently–upgrading/hosting the site isn’t free (nor is dealing with Russian spammers or denial-of-service attacks), and unfortunately neither is gas to attend events nor memory cards to film and photograph. If you’ve enjoyed PPC’s coverage over the last 18 months, please consider a tip, a subscription mentioned above, or one of our Tax Day Tea Party posters!

FYI–to all PPC readers and contributors:

PPC (the blog) will be under re|construction over the coming weeks as we set out for a great year in 2010. This will mean nothing disruptive to almost everyone, but if there is a glitch or two as databases, coding, syndications, etc. are tweaked, please excuse our dust in advance.

In the meantime–relax, sit back, and enjoy the political commentary. If you find bugs or PPC is showing up all wonky in your browser, please email us at info-at-peoplespresscollective.org.

PPC thanks you in advance!

Tips and donations to PPC helped provide the fuel to trek out to Grand Junction to cover President Barack Obama’s visit back in August:

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