I'm really trying not to post so much on LJ...

[garneyloom]

...but I have a barrage of ideas for my thesis. Time for ya'll to let me know what you think. You're my focus group! I have decided that each of you that comments (or has commented on a previous thesis entry) is going in my credits as a thank you. And if you're in the DC area, you can even be a "production assistant" so that if I ever win anything

Comments

[senatorheidi]

I think 5 & 6 are most interesting.

1 & 3 are really interesting but you're right most of the movement is up north or out west. If you want to monitor a political movement in DC why not consider the "Free DC" movement about DC getting a vote in congress? I know it just failed in the senate yesterday but now Mark Warner is drafting a constitutional amendment to give them statehood and this movement is not going anywhere and then of course there's the side that believes that DC does not deserve a vote...(i've been talking about that a lot with a lot of different people so when i saw political movements it sparked and i had to share hahaha probably not worth it though)

and my favorite is still 6. *nods*

Good luck matey :) yarrrrr.

[littlemymymble]

If you do 6....can I call you Carrie Bradshaw?

[samalamma]

Personally I think 3 and 4 would be the most interesting, but they all have their aspects that I think could be really intriguing. It's all about which one you are most passionate about. If you are passionate about it the ideas will come.

sorry I'm late

[j_squared_fam]

Okay, so you've probably already made your decision but here's my thoughts: (keep in mind, that as a person working in non-profits, I'm very agency-centric. I do think that in a lot of cases, agencies are your best bet to just go in and ask questions about an issue and get pointed in a direction but I know you're short on time and that may not be an option right now