Liz Mair over at GOPProgress.com has taken a look at Kos’s argument that the Democrats are more libertarian friendly. Kos argues:
This is really about the future of the [Democrat] party, rather than what it has traditionally been.
So all those libertarians seeking some pandering, too bad. This isn’t about you. It’s
I heard something the other day that indicates DC has the worst drivers in the country. I’ve tried to find the report, but everything I see keeps saying Miami and Phoenix are one and two.
I’ve driven in Miami (granted only for a few days on vacation), and I spent a year living
I have had a 5g iPod for about 5 months now, and I have noticed an odd tendency that leads me to believe something is seriously flawed in their shuffle function. I have dumped and completely reloaded my iPod on about three different occasions, and noticed the same behavior with all three sets of
The time to hesitate is through.
The final Rightroots Blogburst has begun. If you have not yet given to support the Rightroots slate, please consider doing so now. It’s the last two weeks of the campaign and if there is any hope of staving off disaster, it rests with good candidates
In the world of political technology vendors, an odd conflict is raging. Triggered by Congress’ adoption of challenge authentication for delivering e-mail, a pitched battle is being waged on the pages of the Washington Post and the e-mail inboxes of people like me who make
My alma mater has always been big on trying to make everyone feel warm and fuzzy inside. They think they need to be every student’s parents. They want to protect everyone that steps foot on university property from feeling hurt, challenged, wrong or inadequate in anyway. They don’t want to make their students better people;
Campaigns in New Mexico are generally won or lost by the GOP in absentee/early voting. A significant portion of our GOTV budget was always aimed at turning in as many votes as early as we could. The pachyderms are so successful in beating Democrats through absentee balloting that the legislature, almost every year,
A couple of weeks ago, I put together a post taking a quick look at the new fall lineup on the networks. At the time, there were a few shows that hadn’t yet premiered, and a few that I was reserving judgement on. So I guess it’s time
Randy Graf in Arizona was forced to contact his volunteers to ask them to sign up again after his volunteer database was damaged and many of the records became unrecoverable.
Um… Ever heard of backing up your data? That’s pretty much a no-brainer and keeps you from looking
Last week I commented that companies and our government need to come to terms with their feelings on piracy. Our trade representative is holding up Russia’s membership in the WTO until (among other things I hope) they deal with AllofMP3.com – an illegal music download site that also happens to be the