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02 Mar, 2007

Conservatives and the Internets

Posted by: Rob Bluey In: Conservatism| Technology

I just got back from a very successful panel discussion that I moderated with some of the brightest and best conservative minds using the Internet. Erick Erickson of RedState, David All of the David All Group, James O’Keefe of the Leadership Institute, Matthew Sheffield of NewsBusters.org and John Ziegler of KFI 640 AM in Los Angeles spent an hour talking about successes conservatives have experienced online. Chuck DeFeo of Townhall served as the emcee. I can get into more details later, but in general I want to thank the panelists and the audience for some great questions.

UPDATE — March 4, 8:25 p.m.: I’m catching up on some unfinished business from CPAC and came across Conn Carroll’s report on Hotline on Call about our panel.

2 Responses to "Conservatives and the Internets"

1 | CPAC Bloggers » Presidential Candidates = Rock Stars @ CPAC

March 2nd, 2007 at 3:28 pm

[...] been so busy with my panel discussion that I’ve had little time to blog about the presidential candidates at CPAC. Here’s a [...]

2 | Keith Casey

March 3rd, 2007 at 2:06 pm

Robert,

I was the guy who asked about the “tools” right off the bat. I wanted to thank you for keeping things moving and keeping people involved. It was interesting seeing the variety of perspectives ranging from established groups (RedState) to political advisors (David All) to some of the more grassroots stuff.

Thanks.

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