2010 20/04

Momentum is on the Right

Have conservatives turned a corner? The annual Politics Online conference is this week. This is definitely a conference for the sausage makers and is aimed at those working in nonprofit, government or political technology. When I first attended in 2006, this conference helped my thesis come together, so I’ve always been grateful for it. As [...]

2010 02/03

When Political Blogging and Church Collide

During CPAC, I had the privilege of meeting Patricia Sullivan, a strong conservative woman running for Alan Grayson’s seat in Florida. Yes, that Alan Grayson. Mrs. Sullivan is exactly the type of woman that I’m always hoping will run for office. She’s a staunch conservative, a Christian and a homeschooling mother of four. Calling herself [...]

2010 22/02

Understanding the Ron Paul Win at CPAC

All over the web and media, people are making a big deal out of the Ron Paul victory in the CPAC Straw Poll. As soon as I saw the results Saturday night, I really wasn’t surprised. I’m also going to disagree with some friends on this one. It wasn’t because Ron Paul will be the [...]

2010 21/02

Feminists Attack CPAC for Attracting…Women

Feminists are up in arms that CPAC attracts…WOMEN! Via Feministing and Broadsheet, I watched this video that the Daily Caller put together. Not only did it feature several of my former co-workers, but it was also silly. The premise was dumb, yet the women interviewed tried to explain why they were there. No where in [...]

2010 18/02

CPAC 2010

Been a busy week. Between preparation for CPAC and unexpected car trouble (I’m cursed), this week has flown by. For the remainder of the week, I’ll be camped out a CPAC 2010. It’s awesome to be back. The conference last year encouraged me to dive back into the blogosphere. After a number of years, I [...]

2009 31/12

Tales from a Rush Baby

The media loves to speculate that Rush Limbaugh is the leader of the conservative movement. As much as I love Rush, I’ve never quite agreed. There are many types of conservatives and many worthy leaders. Tonight, Twitter nearly convinced me that I’m wrong. Given the fear and shock from the right and vile spewing from [...]

2009 24/11

The Palin Phenomenon

The subject of conservative women emerging in America keeps appearing over and over again in the news. It’s fascinating to watch other women get involved in politics, and it’s fascinating to observeĀ  the media collectively explode in frustration. I keep seeing examples of women who were inspired to enter the political debate because of Sarah [...]

2009 04/03

Follow the Leader

Last night, I wrote a long post on the Rush issue after Mike K asked my opinion on it. Somehow, WordPress got jacked up and only posted about a quarter of it. Below is a shorter version of what I wrote. First of all, Michael Steele is an idiot for saying something like that on [...]

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