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BY day, Jeremy Kenney, 33, fixes Web sites and databases for the Republican National Committee. By night, on weekends and in his spare time he dabbles in an emerging form of political marketing: the online game.
Part advertisement, part journalism, part cartoon, such games put fun in the service of ideology -- with varying sophistication.
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