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caption=”James Kotecki, 23, hosts KoteckiTV for Politico.com.”]
He went to school to study international relations, but James Kotecki is an expert in something totally different: YouTube. From his Georgetown University dorm room, Kotecki started a politically-focused videoblog he called, “the vlog of vlogs.”
Equipped only with a cheap webcam and raw talent for political satire, Kotecki started producing videos to find his voice online as a commentator. He also tapped the candidates’ YouTube channels, to request interviews with them. It worked. Ron Paul and Mike Gravel showed up for interviews in James’ dorm room!
Now 23, James writes, produces and hosts KoteckiTV for Politico.com. He releases new video blogs every day. Hey, it’s not the financial job he was planning but he’s definitely found his niche this political season.
Update: Watch the CNN.com Live interview
Young People Who Rock 
So what the different between him and talk radio greed wallstreet style let just hope this guy doesn’t leave the tax payers on the hook from his school loans???
I think that James is good at what he does which is producing and host KoteckiTV for Politico.com and its amazing how he releases new video blogs every day.
-East Middle School student from Ms. Britt Class
This is a good blog because with just a cheap webcam he stared his own little show and now he writes.
-Student from East Middle
I think that when he started inventing a program he was really smart to do that. It is a really good that you make videos every day. It makes me want to watch them right now.
I think he is smartand he make vide because that hes favorite thing to do on his life.
What do you do on your free time, you look like you would like to play sports and games.
OMG you’re so creative. And your imagination can take you anywhere!!
Well I think that it was really smart of you to only use a cheap webcam. Its cool that you started making videos all over the world.
By: Ms. Britt’s Students