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This Is So Dot-Com


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Jen Chung

Published Jan 29, 2004

Modified Mar 6, 2008


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Howard Dean; Photo: AP

Will Fucked Company list Howard Dean's campaign? With campaign manager/Svenghali Joe Trippi out, plus the request for staffers to defer their paychecks for two weeks, it smells a little too much like some of the start-ups we worked at. Which is all the more surprising since most of his workers are being paid in Vermont maple sugar candy. The Times reports that some workers doubt the campaign has enough money to last beyond next week. Ah, being annointed the candidate the Internet made has its pitfalls.

But take heart Howie: Scarlett Johanssen is a clear Dean supporter.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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