I have been a pretty harsh critic of the RNC and its Internet operations. I have argued for some time that the RNC really doesn’t foster a sense of creativity or innovation. While I still maintain that is generally true, I have to admit I really like their latest project –
This is a little late, but I was out on travel last week and didn’t have much time to sit and put thoughts together. As I watched Obama trek through the Middle East and Europe last week, a remarkable thing happened. The Iraqi Prime Minister gave the Bush Administration the greatest
(cross-posted at Red State and The Next Right)
The Politico today has a column penned by David All, a young GOP internet consultant, and Saul Anuzis, Chairman of the Michigan GOP. The column looks at the premise that the GOP is behind its Democratic counterparts online, and suggests
David All and Saul Anuzis have an op-ed up over at Politico today. It’s just about the goofiest thing I have ever seen. In it, the two claim that GOP opposition to Internet regulation is the reason we’re behind in online politics. It has to be about the wildest stretch
Shelbinator has a ridiculous little post up defending Rep. Capuano’s braindead attempt to regualte YouTube for political speech. Patrick Ruffini at The Next Right has a good post up calling out the frightening number of Dems trying to make this about partisanship.
The fact is the whole thing is stupid.