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A New Kind of HillaryCare?

30, Jun 2007

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Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, originally uploaded by NOLSW.

Robert Novak has an interesting item in today’s column about Sen. Hillary Clinton’s possible move to the right on health care. After learning the hard way that socialized [...]

Blogging Bootcamp for Liberals

30, Jun 2007

The liberal New Organizing Institute holds its week-long Campaign Boot Camp in Washington next week, training about 60 people in the ways of the Internet and online organizing. An e-mail I got from NOI’s executive director Roz Lemieux said this:
Twenty of them are in a “data track” where they’ll focus on voter files, polling, [...]

New JibJab for the Fourth of July

29, Jun 2007

On My Radar: Friday, June 29, 2007

29, Jun 2007

As Congress heads home for a week-long recess, I’m looking forward to the break as well. The past few weeks have been consumed by the immigration debate in Washington, leaving me little opportunity to focus on the big picture. As we head into the summer, I’m really looking forward to finding some time to read, [...]

Mel Martinez’s Hollow Words

29, Jun 2007

The chairman of the Republican National Committee, Sen. Mel Martinez, has had a bad month. Between his approval ratings dropping drastically and his ill-fated amnesty bill getting sacked in the Senate, he can’t seem to win. Now he’s lashing out at critics of the amnesty deal.
“The voices of negativity now have a responsibility to come [...]

Coulter Comments

29, Jun 2007

Kudos to my friends at Human Events for adding comments to their articles. Their blog has always had comments, and the articles sort of had them, but the new feature is a great improvement. And opposed to some sites where you have to register, Human Events requires only an e-mail address.
The new approach seems to [...]

The NTU Conference in Pictures

29, Jun 2007

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National Taxpayers Union Conference, originally uploaded by Rob Bluey.

Hat tip to Andy Roth at the Club for Growth for linking to pictures from the National Taxpayers Union conference earlier this month. I spoke about the [...]

Money for Bloggers

29, Jun 2007

Have a brilliant idea about a modern media project but don’t have the money to make it happen? The Searle Freedom Trust could be the answer. It’s seeking applications for grants of up to $250,000 for projects that promote freedom using modern media. Here are some recent awards:
• $100,000 for a think tank to produce [...]

Waiting for the iPhone

29, Jun 2007

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Fwd: IMG00107.jpg, originally uploaded by cwagar.

RedState’s Erick Erickson and Clayton Wagar are 35th in line at an Atlanta mall waiting for the release of the iPhone at 6 p.m. Here’s another shot from Clayton’s Flickr [...]

Mike Pence Saves Us From the Fairness Doctrine

29, Jun 2007

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IMG_6505, originally uploaded by ruddyk.

Conservatives are on a roll. Only hours after derailing the immigration bill yesterday, they made a preemptive strike at the Fairness Doctrine, hopefully putting an end to a Democrat-led plot to [...]


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