Here is an observation for the tech savvy political
conscious among us. In a rush to get to
the home page of the Kansas Democratic Party I Googled "KDP". I did not find the Kansas Democratic Party
until page 11 of that search. What, you
ask, did I discover? Among the finds
are:
Kindle Direct Publishing, Kappa Delta Pi, the Kurdistan
Democratic Party (close but no cigar), KDP Studio, KDP Asset Management, the
Killer Dowel Pin, Kaltura Dynamic Player, KDP, Potassium dihydrogen phosphate,
the Urban Dictionary's Know Dis Piece, a Kidney Disease Program, and the Kent
Downtown Partnership (Kent, Washington).
Finally on page 10 of the Google search there was reference
to the remarks of the Chair of the KDP. This was not the KDP link for which I was
searching. At best the first mention of
KDP came in a collateral form. On page 20 the link to the Kentucky Democratic
Party appeared.
After 50 pages of persisting through the various KDPs I
concluded that you can't get to the Kansas Democratic Party by Googling
KDP. In the cyber world grammar is a
lost art and spelling a casualty of convenience; speed and instant
gratification are de rigueur.
The KDP,
meaning the Kansas Democratic Party, needs to refine its cyber brand.
Now I forget what is was that I wanted to know from the Kansas Democratic Party. I am going to check out the Kurdistan Democratic Party instead.
