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The 2008 presidential election season is about to heat up, and so, therefore, is the political button season. Political party activists hustling for their favored candidates, as well as progressive activists struggling against the power of overly-pragmatic party insiders will be wearing their purpose on their lapels, if not on their sleeves, in the form of political buttons.

So, it’s a good time for progressives to focus on the medium of the political campaign button. Never at any time in history has there been such a great variety of political buttons. Activists search for buttons that set them apart, and reflect their individual perspectives on the political climate of the times. It’s not enough just to wear the button of the official campaigns - the dedicated progressive looks for something more individual.

Collectors of political buttons are having a more interesting time too, building collections of pins that reflect their particular interests, not just trying to get one of everything. That’s no longer possible.

For those who are interested in finding political buttons from the liberal side of the divide, and for those who are merely trying to keep track of the medium of campaign buttons in itself, a new central station is opening up: ProgressiveButtons.com.

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