The the U.S. Public Service Academy [USPSA] has found a new home for communication on Twitter.com. Things seem to be happening very fast right now for Chris Myers Asch who, according to a January 6th article in the NY Times, "with no money, contacts or obvious qualifications, [..] quit his job three years ago at a Mississippi after-school program and started a campaign to create a civilian service academy — a West Point for bureaucrats."
Looks like a commitment with a whole lot of belief behind it...and support and/or endorsements from public figures such as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden.
As of 5:30 today, here is a the USPSA's Twitter history [you may wish to follow them]:
Calling Senator Gillibrand's office
about 1 hour ago from web
Just got visited by ABC News about 4 hours ago from web
Missouri student supports USPSA: http://tinyurl.com/augz7j about 8 hours ago from web
Washington student supports USPSA: http://tinyurl.com/atzxhe 1 day ago from web
New York Times supports USPSA: http://tinyurl.com/d5pmym 1 day ago from web
Kansas student supports USPSA: http://tinyurl.com/bmm2o7 1 day ago from web
Reading the Baltimore Sun's column supporting USPSA: http://tinyurl.com/cualon 1 day ago from web
Building the U.S. Public Service Academy! www.uspublicserviceacademy.org 1 day ago from web
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