I somehow missed this in my daily deluge of news yesterday morning, but someone pointed out the possibility that two of my favorite things, politics and Super Bowl ads, may be coming together in one of the coolest Mash-ups of all time.
As states line up to hold presidential primaries on the first Tuesday
In an article that is about 50% amusing and 50% complete BS, the Wall Street Journal’s Lee Gomes takes a look at candidate use of the Internet (subscription required). It’s disguised as a piece of “reporting” but yet he apparently didn’t talk to a single online strategist from either party to confirm
The continuing discussion of the state of GOP politics online gained traction with the Hotline’s Blogometer today. For those keeping score, David All (twice), Patrick Ruffini (twice), Todd Zeigler, Robert Bluey and I all agree that the state of the
For some time now, I have been bemoaning the complacency of the GOP when it comes to its online efforts. Rob Bluey and David All have joined me recently with posts on the same topic. Patrick Ruffini jumped into the debate last night with a different take. While I am
Here’s yet another example of the problem with GOP campaigns and the way they approach the Internet. Alan Rosenblatt at TechPresident writes about Tancredo’s blog, and a comment he left there at 1:00 this afternoon. The comment was on topic and polite. It is now ten hours later,
During a meeting yesterday, conversation turned to politics and specifically to the Republican field. In the course of the discussion, I was asked my thoughts on Fred Thompson. Honestly, I replied, I haven’t spent much time thinking about Thompson.
Unlike a lot of people who see Thompson as the Law & Order guy, I always tend
Mitt Romney is pathetic. It’s one thing for a Presidential candidate, in the thick of a pitched battle one week before the general election to exaggerate his hunting prowess to win over the other guys voters. It’s entirely a different matter to tell audiences, almost a year before the primaries, to
Just yesterday I launched a new Facebook Group called The Anti-Social Social Network to celebrate the irony of the fact that most of the people I know who work in Social Networking tend to view themselves as fairly anti-social.
Then today, I saw this article about a flash mob storming a train
There is a reason that Congress is tasked with ratifying treaties while the President, via the State Department, is responsible for negotiating them. The simple fact is not every Tom, Dick, and Harry should be a diplomat. Nancy Pelosi proved that with her recent trip to Syria.
Today the Washington Post
Only the left would protest somebody’s presence by refusing to let them leave. That’s what happened following an appearance by Karl Rove at American University. After pelting his car with assorted objects, they decided to lay down in front of his car, preventing his departure.
You would never see that on the