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    For these online political operatives -- or OPOs, as a few have taken to calling themselves -- the Internet isn&#039;t just a tool. It&#039;s a strategy, a whole new way of campaigning, a form of communication, from blogs to MySpace to YouTube, with far more potential than the old media of print and television.
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	<title>Why Vote When You Can Bet?</title>
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    The idea behind political prediction markets is simple. Lots of people wager on the outcome of political campaigns: Who&#039;s going to be the Democratic presidential nominee? Will the Republicans take back the House?
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