Have you ever visited the Wayback Machine? It's a site that archives snapshots of home pages back into the mid-1990s. Let's have a bit of fun looking at a few websites way back when, shall we? (Click on the images for full-screen views.)
Gazette.net, 12/27/96
The more things change, the more they stay the same...
MCDCC.org, 5/30/00
It was not that long ago that MoCo only had 5 Democratic Senators and 16 Democratic Delegates. The Dems have come a long way since then.
Drudgereport.com, 12/28/98
Remember the good old days when we impeached Presidents for lying? And we mocked the people who proposed doing that to George W. Bush.
RealClearPolitics.com, 8/16/00
Remember when Joe Lieberman was a Democrat? I mean, not just a guy with a "D" or an "I-D" next to his name?
CNN.com, 11/9/00
Ah yes, this is when we were showing the rest of the world what true democracy looks like...
GeorgeWBush.com, 11/26/00
Did you send in your contribution?
NationalEnquirer.com, 4/17/99
I just love that Monica headline! The vampire writer selling her underwear probably deserves her own blog post...
SarahPalin.com, 4/12/06
That's right, people, four months before her gubernatorial primary against Frank Murkowski, Sarah Palin had no website! Who could have predicted that?
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The Wayback Machine
Posted by Adam Pagnucco at 7:00 AM
Labels: Adam Pagnucco, Wayback Machine