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The New and Improved Heritage.org

15, Mar 2010

No project has consumed more of my time at The Heritage Foundation than the redesign of Heritage.org. What started in fall 2008 and progressed through all of 2009 and the beginning of 2010 finally arrived today with a big splash. The modern look and improved organization of Heritage’s wealth of content are getting positive reviews.
Planning [...]

You Don’t Have a Friend in Me

29, Dec 2009

When it comes to Facebook, what’s more important: Having a large network of “friends” whom you don’t know? Or a smaller well-connected group of individuals with whom you have real relationships?
I consider myself a friendly person, but that’s no longer the case when it comes to Facebook. After careful thought and deliberation, I’ve decided to [...]

Rep. Jason Chaffetz in the House

11, Nov 2009

A year ago at The Heritage Foundation’s President’s Club meeting we began an exclusive lunch for the under-40 crowd. The goal was to give younger members of our President’s Club (those who donate $250 per year to Heritage) time to socialize and hear from a rising star in the movement. At a time when so [...]

Robert Novak, R.I.P.

19, Aug 2009

Robert Novak’s death yesterday from brain cancer marks the passing of yet another conservative legend who had a profound impact on America. For me personally, he played an even greater role. When I was offered a job doing conservative journalism in 2002, I was conflicted if that was the direction I should take my career. [...]

AIM’s Profiles in Conservatism Interview

8, Aug 2009

I was recently interviewed by Accuracy in Media for its Profiles in Conservatism video series. I talked about my job at The Heritage Foundation, how we’re changing the way we communicate and the growth of The Bloggers Briefing, a meeting I host each week.

Help Me Rebuild the Our Movement

5, May 2009

Young Conservatives Are Alive and Well

26, Feb 2009

House of Blues Dallas, originally uploaded by Rob Bluey.
I was hoping to write this blog post on my way back from Minneapolis tomorrow, reporting on the three Young President’s Club events I attended on behalf of The Heritage Foundation the past three weeks. Unfortunately, I’m writing it in the Milwaukee airport, where I’ve been for [...]

Where Does the Right Go From Here?

17, Nov 2008

Sometimes there’s just no time to blog. That was the case over the course of the past week when I gave two presentations about new media, spoke to an American University class about conservatism, moderated a discussion with Mary Katharine Ham and took part in a focus group on the future of the GOP. There [...]

Obama Is Misleading Voters on Taxes

31, Oct 2008

Just how important are taxes in the 2008 election? So important that Barack Obama has resorted to lying about The Heritage Foundation in an attempt to intentionally mislead and misinform voters.
I’m talking about Obama’s new ad, “Try This,” which you’ve probably seen if you live in a battleground state. The ad is airing on TV [...]

Do You Understand the Credit Crisis?

25, Sep 2008

This week has certainly been one of the most educational for me since joining The Heritage Foundation. I’m fortunate to work with intelligent people who fully grasp what’s happening with our financial markets. One of them is JD Foster, who took a few minutes this afternoon to explain the credit crisis.

This video is also a [...]


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