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I've only just now caught up on watching all of the 26 videos we produced at YearlyKos over the weekend, so I suspect you might be a bit behind, too. In case you don't have time to watch them all, some favorites of mine you might have missed:

The distinguished Juan Cole calls the DailyKos community his "homies":

Max Blumenthal, of videoblogging fame, explains the Freud-on-steroids method to his wonderful madness:

Time's Jay Carney woos the netroots and attacks the pseudononymous all at once:

And finally, debate moderator Matt Bai gives his postgame take on the debate and explains how he achieved netroots cred:

We had a grand time. Thanks to everyone who chatted with us and to TPMtv leader Ben Craw for his tireless editing.

Congressman Steve Kagen sits down at TPMCafe's Table for One to explain why he doesn't have health care, and how every citizen can.