Hillary Clinton seems to have learned nothing from last night’s spanking in New Hampshire. Given that she lost every demographic except seniors, one would think that team Clinton would be putting its prodigious war chest into wooing the young (where the young count as anyone under 64). And yet this morning found this ad framing the AOL mail login page: Does no one at the Clinton campaign know that AOL's mail users are predominantly people who signed up back in the days of telephone modems and software on CDs? There are probably more people who voted for Clinton in New Hampshire than there are millennials using AOL for their email in the entire country.

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Today we're making available the [Real Time Congress API](http://services.sunlightlabs.com/docs/Real_Time_Congress_API/), a service we've been working on for several months, and will be continuing to expand. The Real Time Congress API (RTC) is a RESTful API over the artifacts of Congress, kept up to date in as close to real time as possible. It consists of several live feeds of data, available in JSON or XML. These feeds are filterable and sortable and sliceable in all sorts of different ways, and you can [read the docs](http://services.sunlightlabs.com/docs/Real_Time_Congress_API/) to see how. RTC replaces and deprecates the [Drumbone API](http://sunlightlabs.com/blog/2010/drumbone-api/), which is no longer recommended for ...