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City Paper’s Will Mitchell: Big Deal

Will Mitchell: Washington City Paper Web Programmer by day, Internet superstar by night.

Mitchell, forever immortalized on the Express softball “Opening Day” online photo album (shown here absorbing the weight of the Express’s Chip Porter), has again become fodder for Internet gossips/tween scrapbooks. Yesterday, the Huffington Post (ever heard of it?) went big on Mitchell with this report of his trip to hand-deliver a letter to Barack Obama protesting his position on the FISA bill. Watch your back, Barack:

Note to HuffPo: Mitchell delivered the letter to Obama’s D.C. offices, not his Chicago headquarters. He is but one man.

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6 Responses to “City Paper’s Will Mitchell: Big Deal”

  1. Cisneros Says:

    Wow, City Paper didn’t break this story?

  2. Will Atwood Mitchell Says:

    I am also, apparently, Amish.

  3. Brian Reed Says:

    WAM may be but one man, but these photographs truly illuminate the two sides of his complex personality: fierce athletic warrior versus buttoned-up champion of democracy. He may be Amish, he may roll sans necktie, but nevertheless, WAM is a true patriot.

  4. Ted Scheinman Says:

    This is still my favorite William Atwood Mitchell performance.

  5. Will Says:

    Will Mitchell is a baller.

  6. Jeff Jetton Says:

    My hero!

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