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	[No title]
		The Daily Kos is a new kind of political community, supplementing (and in some cases replacing) the traditional political gathering places represented by labor halls or around tables at a dark, smoky restaurant.
		Kos is a warm and green island with beautiful beaches, pretty villages and a wealth of archaeological remains.
		Kos Town, with it‚s impressive harbour is dominated by the 14th-century Castle of the Knights.
	www.lycos.com /info/kos--daily-kos.html (525 words)

	Taking Kos Seriously
		The Daily Kos is the most popular and important force in the blogosphere; it's a fact with which Democrats are just now coming to grips.
		The Daily Kos (rhymes with rose, based on Moulitsas' old army nickname) is far and away the most popular blog on the Internet: Kos averages over 400,000 page views a day.
		Immediately Kos' foils in the conservative blogosphere demanded that the politicians who advertised on Daily Kos remove their ads and disassociate themselves from both the site and its proprietor.
	www.weeklystandard.com /Content/Public/Articles/000/000/005/207exwra.asp (577 words)

	Never Yet Melted » Daily Kos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Kos, Markos Moulitsas Zúniga himself, the blogosphere’s favorite bolshie, is celebrating Halloween a little early this year, donning his “libertarian” costume, and penning the October lead essay on Cato Unbound.
		It appears that the post-Yearly Kos month from hell is continuing for Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, the proprietor of the Internet’s premier liberal blog Daily Kos.
		The Blogosphere, Daily Kos, Kosola Scandal, Markos Moulitsas Zúniga, The New Republic
	neveryetmelted.com /?cat=684 (4433 words)

	Sibby Online: Daily Kos spanked
		His name is Markos Moulitsas, and he's the founder of the eponymous Daily Kos, a popular radical liberal blog garnering thousands of visitors each day.
		Democratic National Committee Chairman and Daily Kos 2004 presidential pick Howard Dean stepped forward to call upon the gods of the leftist blogosphere for their aid.
		Daily Kos is the Democratic Party's updated and scaled-down version of Bill Clinton.
	sibbyonline.blogs.com /sibbyonline/2006/06/daily_kos_spank.html (550 words)

	MyDD :: Daily Kos Will be back shortly
		Daily Kos is back up now, and Markos plans to respond to John Kerry, and and the recent developments.
		Kos statements were the result of growing up in a central american mercenary state.
		Kos most vocal critics are unwilling to grant him that benefit, but they do so from the cover of pseudonymity and thus are immune from being held accountable to the same standard.
	www.mydd.com /story/2004/4/4/111758/8238 (3011 words)

	DailyKos FAQ - dKosopedia
		"Kos" is the US-Army/screen nickname of the founder of Daily Kos, Markos Alberto Moulitsas Zúniga.
		Daily Kos makes no guarantees about the quality or security of these services, and including them on the allowed server list doesn't imply any endorsement of those companies or their services.
		Kos has, however, stated that the determining factor is the number of comments that are troll-rated, not the number of troll-rates that each individual comment receives.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/DailyKos_FAQ (11112 words)

	Personal Democracy Forum – Technology Is Changing Politics
		And while what Kos has done is certainly impressive, it’s fair to ask whether he really represents a move from ego-centric politics to net-centric politics.
		Kos does not want the DCCC to change the process by which it chooses candidates to support; he just wants them to pick his candidates instead.
		And very soon, Kos will test his popularity on the best seller list, thanks to two books in the works: one that is described as a history of the ‘NetRoots,’ and the other, a scathing indictment of media consultants.
	www.personaldemocracy.com /node/view/72 (2205 words)

	Blogs for Bush: The White House Of The Blogosphere: Kos And Effect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Not only has Daily Kos been de-linked from Kerry's blogroll, but, as Blogs For Bush pointed out yesterday, Daily Kos was still linked on Kerry's Blogs, Boards, and Networking Groups.
		To ostracize Kos for a single comment that he made in a comments thread for which he has later issued clarifications and explanations is a shortsighted and negative overreaction to right-wing zealotry.
		Kos is a Democrat, a veteran, a patriot, and he has shown his love and respect for our troops in Iraq again and again.
	www.blogsforbush.com /mt/archives/000912.html (1084 words)

	Citing the Text: Daily Kos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It is as if every time I mention Daily Kos on here, they manage to outdo themselves.
		On the other hand, no blog has a perfect batting average and Kos, who posted that entry, could either be the one trying to mislead people or be one of the people that were misled by some other original source of these graph and that analysis.
		I might have been a little rough on Daily Kos, I admit, but I tend to expect a lot out of them given how prominent their name is.
	www.princeton.edu /~abrett/2005/04/daily-kos.html (520 words)

	Daily Kos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A year and a half later, when Daily Kos criticized Armstrong Williams for accepting money to promote George W. Bush's education agenda (including the No Child Left Behind Act), The Wall Street Journal reported on the payment to Moulitsas as well as a similar payment to Jerome Armstrong.
		Daily Kos attracted some controversy in April 2004 by publishing comments (written by Moulitsas) about the killings of four private military contractors in Fallujah, Iraq that many considered to be insensitive:
		DarkSyde is the "nom de net" of another contributor who posts anonymously on the front page of Daily Kos and a blog called "Unscrewing the Inscrutable".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daily_Kos (2094 words)

	The House Of Wheels: Daily Kos vs The New Republic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Needless to say, when a blog anywhere on the political spectrum attacks an ideological ally in the mainstream media because of their stances, there can only be two outcomes: an increase in stupidity, or an increase in hilarity.
		Kos answers his own question: “for the sake of its Lieberman-worshipping neo-con owners; that it stands with the National Review and wingnutosphere in their opposition to grassroots Democrats.” Don’t look at Kos’s grammar.
		However, because one small, small story turned out to make Kos look slightly bad in the eyes of himself and himself only, TNR is considered to be a right-wing rag of little value.
	wheels128.blogspot.com /2006/06/daily-kos-vs-new-republic.html (653 words)

	Daily Pepper: Except for Kos, Daily Kos Is Great (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		When I grump about the Daily Kos, I am usually grumping about the man and machine behind that operation.
		Kos approaches women as if they had cooties.
		The Daily Kos is great, no thanks to him.
	www.dailypepper.com /mt/archives/000547.html (365 words)

	Questions for Daily Kos (or any online political community) \| Civilities
		The Daily Kos site is run on scoop, which meets much of the Civ structure.
		The Daily Kos site seems pretty secure against invasions by "trolls"-- users who join to cause trouble (by contrast, few blogs use such control mechanisms at all).
		Kos has caught flack for what he's said the past, but like conservative gasbags Limbaugh and O'Reilly he wears his battlescars proudly and soldiers on (And he really is a soldier, having enlisted in the Army after highschool; Limbaugh and O'Reilly both dodged the draft during Vietnam.).
	civilities.net /QuestionsForKos (1577 words)

	Daily Pundit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		I'd be a lot more interested in the latest kerfuffle about Kos, except that if the following didn't hurt him, nothing will.
		Markos Moulitsas Zúniga, also known as “Daily Kos,” couldn’t restrain his joy over the gruesome deaths of four of his fellow citizens yesterday, and expressed one of the ugliest sentiments I’ve seen yet on the lefty blogs (and that’s really saying something).
		Kos' traffic has at least doubled, and probably more, since he wrote this abomination.
	www.dailypundit.com /2006/06/kos_has_always_been_a_despicab.php (274 words)

	[No title]
		Daily Kos is a political weblog founded by Markos Alberto Moulitsas Zúniga, nicknamed "Kos" (pronounced "kose"), who launched the website on May 26, 2002.
		The Daily Kos front page, which is the first thing a reader sees when visiting the website, contains entries written either by Zuniga ("Kos") or by any of about a half-dozen people to whom Kos has given front-page posting privileges.
		The Daily Kos's claims of receptivity to political centrism have frequently been betrayed by the causes the weblog embraces and the language in which it couches its commitments.
	www.discoverthenetworks.org /groupProfile.asp?grpid=7299 (831 words)

	Save The GOP » Daily Kos Stupidity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		More info: The voters may allow the states to keep excess revenues, the voters may vote to exempt the legislature from provisions of TABOR for a certain number of years, and the voters have approved an amendment to allow the legislature to keep as much of revenue excesses as desirable for K-12 education.
		As Mike pointed out in the comments section the other day about the gruesome and disturbing Kos post on abortion, one wonders how an illogical person thinks and how they can possibly justify what we all know is insanity.
		Today was a hard one seeing as most of the day on Daily Kos was spent rooting for the terrorists to mess up the elections in Iraq, but that’s not so much stupidity as sheer lack of any morality.
	www.savethegop.com /archives/category/daily-kos-stupidity (4010 words)

	RealClearPolitics - Articles - Is the Daily Kos About to Implode?
		And, this is threatening an implosion at the House of Kos.
		If Brooks, Heilemann, and Gingrich are correct, it is quite possible that the leaders of the Democrats are watching the goings on at Daily Kos the past four weeks secretly enjoying the carnage while hoping that the wheels totally fall off the psychedelic VW bus.
		Unfortunately, even Kos must understand that practicality and the desire to win at all costs are not strong traits amongst people with extreme political viewpoints, who obviously represents the bulk of his followers.
	www.realclearpolitics.com /articles/2006/07/is_the_daily_kos_about_to_impl.html (1548 words)

	Donklephant » Blog Archive » Does Daily Kos Control The Dems? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		At the same time, he’s taken on the task of party-loyalty enforcer, backing candidates who wear their partisanship proudly and assailing those who seem too cozy with the other side on a range of issues.
		Certainly Kos and his friends have a right to their free speech.
		A lot of people probably don’t care for Kos because of a comment he made.
	donklephant.com /2006/06/25/does-daily-kos-control-the-dems (996 words)

	VLMIL Candidate #17: The Daily Kos » VivirLatino (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Why he's loved: Kos is loved for being an intelligent liberal voice on the web, and for not being afraid to post his thoughts however controversial they may be (his comments have lost him such high profile advertisers as John Kerry), for advancing the progressive movement using technology.
		Why he's influential: Kos' influence lies in that he has proven that blogging is powerful in making his political blog into a platform for activism and social change, reaching millions with a message that would not have been possible without the power of the internet.
		VivirLatino is a daily publication developed by Blogs Media, featuring all the latest in Latino style, products, entertainment, culture, and politics created for the diverse and influential Latino and Latina community in the U.S. About
	vivirlatino.com /2006/07/27/vlmil-candidate-17-the-daily-kos.php (389 words)

	Bunker Mentality at Daily Kos \| Workbench (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Go to Daily Kos, sign up for an account and see if Kos stops you from posting about all of this.
		A Kos user posted a diary linked to Workbench's first entry on Jerome Armstrong's SEC problems at 1:03 p.m.
		But, especially given that Jerome cannot the personal smears that are posted at Kos, and the fact that these kinds of smears function primarily as trollbait at Kos, I don't blame the moderators for "troll rating" the diary, and getting rid of it.
	www.cadenhead.org /workbench/news/2970/bunker-mentality-daily-kos (4488 words)

	Power Line: The Daily Kos Strikes Out
		The Daily Kos has tried to rebut our deconstruction of the 60 Minutes forgeries.
		Kos' entire effort is devoted to showing that there was a typewriter in existence in the early 1970's that was capable of producing proportional spacing, superscript and Times New Roman font.
		Nor does Kos mention the fact that Killian's widow, his son, and the personnel chief of his National Guard unit are all on record saying that they think the documents are forged, and do not reflect Killian's views.
	powerlineblog.com /archives/007779.php (2312 words)

	CJR Daily: Daily Kos For Sale?
		Still, Kos made sure to emphasize Tuesday on his own blog that he is not currently consulting, writing that "I don't consult now.
		That [Jon] Corzine was given a Daily Kos diary is hardly evidence of anything sinister; there are thousands of diarists, few of whom are multi-millionaires.
		CJR Daily generally does not edit or remove comments, but we reserve the right to do so if a post is obscene, unlawful, or otherwise contrary to the terms of use set forth in our full legal disclaimer.
	www.cjrdaily.org /politics/daily_kos_for_sale.php (1138 words)

	The Daily Kos and Israel » Outside The Beltway \| OTB
		UPDATE (James Joyner): Judith Weiss observes that “What’s funny about the Daily Kos diaries is that these guys constantly castigate Charles Johnson for LGF comments, saying he is responsible for them and should be policing his threads, even if he didn’t write them.
		Kos says he won’t because he grew up in a war zone and knows that “when two sides are dead set on killing each other, very little can get in the way” - and bloviating pundits aren’t one of those things.
		It is even worse than this KOS actually wrote a post that advocated terrorist attacks here in the U.S. because we supply arms to Israel.
	www.outsidethebeltway.com /archives/2006/07/the_daily_kos_and_israel (2660 words)

	Kos Party
		Problematically, though, the Daily Kos also has many of the negative characteristics of a Ward committee: The excessive passion, the intemperate remarks, and the strange world views of people who obsess about politics.
		As Moulitsas has crowed many times on his website, the Daily Kos has real power, power that is evidenced by the fact that a national figure such as Boxer will stop by repeatedly to pay her respects.
		Last week Kos "diarist" (the Kos Community has numerous diaries which function as blogs within the blog) "Regeneration Man" offered a lengthy post which purported to prove that Jeff Gannon/James Guckert was the missing link in the Rathergate scandal.
	www.weeklystandard.com /Content/Public/Articles/000/000/005/303yjmdi.asp (584 words)

	Cato Unbound » Blog Archive » The Case for the Libertarian Democrat
		It is the case for the libertarian Democrat that has created much discussion and not a small amount of controversy when I first introduced the notion in what was, in reality, a throwaway blog post on Daily Kos on a slow news day in early June 2006.
		In doing so, Kos is transforming from a blogger purely interested in strategy while ignoring ideology to one who has some points to make on political principles, even if the arguments do become awkward at times.
		Markos at left-wing blog Daily Kos argued the Case for the Libertarian Democrat and caused quite a buzz, mostly reactions from the right that thought he was crazy.
	www.cato-unbound.org /2006/10/02/markos-moulitsas/the-case-for-the-libertarian-democrat (6920 words)

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