In a desperate attempt to stave off total obscurity, a group of wannabe and has been chick rockers [Jill Sobule, Kay Hanley (of Letters to Cleo) and Michelle Lewis) have formed The Broadband and released a really stupid song called God Save The
I stumbled upon a Libertarian blog’s reaction to Unity08. It took the tack I would expect it to take – that being you should not support U08, but join the Libertarians instead. In doing so, they really miss the point.
Their general theme seems to be that Unity
WaPo carries an op-ed today on the GOP strategy of appealing to the base and ignoring the middle.
The article highlights some statistics that should be very alarming to the GOP – including the fact that Independent/Swing voters are very clearly showing a preference for
The International Republican Institute is hiring. They have a job ad in Roll Call for Resident Political and Public Advocacy Specialists.
The International Republican Institute… seeks Resident Political and Public Advocacy Specialists to assist in the design and implementation of IRI’s Political Party and Civil Society development
The Salt Lake Tribune yesterday ran a great read on Dean’s 50-state strategy from a red state perspective. The chairman of the Utah Dems is apparently very happy with it, but the two counties he cites explain the problem with the strategy.
Specifically, Holland cites progress in building the
It’s a big news day in politics. Not only has the special prosecutor indicated he will not indict Karl Rove (did you hear the huge sigh of relief in this town early this morning?), but apparently the Democrats have finally decided
A while back I signed up for Google Analytics. It’s their free service for tracking the traffic to your site, conversion rates on internet marketing efforts, etc. I signed up for the service, but hadn’t really spent much time screwing with it.
For a free package, it really is pretty good. It’s definitely
The Washington Post has an interesting piece today. There isn’t a lot being written these days that postulates a Republican win in November. While this piece still doesn’t predict an outright win, it does offer a lot of reason why the Democrats may not be able
The House last night passed HR5252 (the COPE Act) but did so without the Markey Amendment on net neutrality. The final vote on the amendment was 269 to 152. That’s a pretty resounding defeat for the net neut efforts, but they’ll keep plodding along.
The COPE Act passed 321-101.
Reiterating a point I made earlier
It’s probably not a surprise to hear this, but it appears that what the Democrats said publicly, and what they really feel, about Zarqawi may not be one and the same. Some of then (and I’m shocked by this… really… I am… seriously…) have alleged that the killing was