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PoliticalDerby.com was founded in 2005 as a haven for political junkies. Our popular 2008 Power Rankings serve the needs of junkies of all sizes and shapes who find themselves embarrassed to be so enthralled with an election still over 18 months away. The rankings are followed by thousands of Derby fans across the United States and in many foreign countries. (including a few that don’t even like America)

Contributors:

Jason Wright is PoliticalDerby’s founder and editor. He is a writer and consultant whose op/eds on politics, policy and pop culture have appeared in over 50 newspapers and magazines nationwide. He is the author of the New York Times Bestsellers The Wednesday Letters and Christmas Jars. He was the losing candidate for third-grade class president (1979). He has been banned from golf courses in seventeen states plus Canada. Jason has a remarkably sane wife and four children. (Thankfully they all take after their mother.)

Stephen Fountain is a PoliticalDerby contributor and cheerleader who works by day as a mild-mannered auditor in the medical services profession. Only by night, does he don cape and mask to become PolitcalDerby man. When not writing, he wastes endless hours in his commitment to the ever-disappointing Miami Dolphins. He is the loving father of three beautiful children and devoted husband of one beautiful wife.

David Kaiser is a PoliticalDerby contributor and suffering Philadelphia sports fan. He works as the Director of Enrollment Management for the Fox School of Business at Temple University. Besides crying in his beer over the Philly sports teams, David enjoys stumping locals as the host of a pub trivia night , playing cards with his boys, and muddling through as slow pitch softball player for four teams. He is a registered Republican, but a devout moderate (is there such an animal?). He is often described by friends and family as a “cool dork” and generally is thought to be as subtle in conversation as a jackhammer in Times Square at 7am on any given January 1st.

Patrick James Keegan, known as “P.J.” to friends and family, hails from Boston. After college, he did a short stint with a local newspaper before settling in the dynamic and exciting world of sales, which he hates with a passion. There is also passion for politics. He’s done volunteer work in elections at the city and state level, including work with Deval Patrick’s victorious gubernatorial campaign in 2006. The two biggest disappointments of his life were the results of the 2000 Presidential election and the fact that he was an extra in “The Departed”, but his scene wound up on the cutting room floor.

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