Southern Politics and the Socially Mobile.

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This document discusses how social media is transforming democracy and the increase in virtual lobbying. It references a congressman from Texas discussing the first amendment and Georgia politics and elections. It also includes a link to an article about the rise in virtual lobbying and calls to see more information and research on this topic.

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