An N.C. State grad has started a Web site to draft U.S. Rep. Brad Miller for a Senate run.
The Draft Brad Miller site features pro-Miller videos, links to blog posts and attacks on U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Dole's record in office.
It was started by Will Cubbison, a 21-year-old political science major from Raleigh who writes under the name Blue South on the liberal BlueNC and The Daily Kos blogs.
Cubbison said he only recently met Miller at the Jefferson-Jackson Dinner and has no ties to the Raleigh Democrat's political staff.
If Miller runs, Cubbison said he isn't sure what will happen to the site. A controversy broke out earlier this year when U.S. Sen. Barack Obama took over a volunteer's MySpace page.
"It's one of those things I haven't thought too much about," Cubbison said. "If he decides to run, then I'll forward most of this stuff to his campaign and say here you go, have fun. Other than that, I'm not sure."




Re: It's usually considered
Certainly if you discovered that sucha site was being run by Miller or a paid operative, I could see disclosing that, but if you discovered it was being run by a 22 year old college grad who might lose his job if his name is made public, would you really feel the public's need to know outweighed his right to pseudonymous political speech?