The candidate-consumer transaction remains sufficiently close-in so people can ask questions of the hopefuls and survey their mannerisms at varied events in drivable distances.
Dan Centinello, Romney's Deputy National Political Director, tells TechCrunch that the algorithm is powered by a survey of thousands of voters, which matches their favored presidential candidate with consumer data (such as which soft drink they prefer).
Indeed some large employers are wary of the high-deductible policies, which have come under sharp attack from several Democratic presidential candidates and consumer advocates.
He also created the Revolutionary Speaker Series; the speakers that Hudema brought to the series included consumer candidate and American presidential candidate Ralph Nader, environmentalist David Suzuki, author Inga Musico, and Palestinian activist Younis al Khatib.
Amidst accusations of crooked fire marshals, the media falsifying crowd size estimates, and the desire by both campaigns to publicly portray fervent support, a cautionary note to candidates and consumers of data alike--beware of what I call the "fallacy of the rally crowds".
It is this type of intimate connection between product and consumer, candidate and voter, that Reilly was really after.
Facebook provides employers a real opportunity to leverage the entire job seeker as an individual customers, candidate, employee and consumer.
Democrats need to remind voters that they -- as Coakley in fact did as Attorney General but talked about too late as a candidate -- are consumer advocates against insurance companies ripoffs, predatory lenders, and polluters ruining communities.
As a presidential candidate, Mr. Obama said consumers had suffered because of "lax enforcement" of antitrust laws in many health insurance markets.
Carl C. Icahn stepped up his fight with Clorox on Friday, threatening to replace the company's entire board with his own candidates after the consumer products giant rebuffed his $10.7 billion takeover proposal.
