Pop quiz!

Who is my favorite bass guitar-playing conservative, you ask?  That’s easy.  It’s J. Tobias Reuel.
My second favorite might be Mike Huckabee, although one never knows what sort of musical instruments Ron Paul has tucked in a case under the bed.  But let’s for sake of argument say that it Mr. Huckabee, since the former Arkansas [...]

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Daniels on Daniels

Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels says his mind is made up and he won’t make another run for public office.
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Governor Daniels says, “I don’t aspire to anything further. I do aspire to four more years, I hope, of motion and change and innovation and I hope delivering good responsible government to the people of Indiana. That’s [...]

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GOP 2012 Readiness Test, Part 1

Many post-mortems in the past month have espoused upon the GOP’s failures in embracing technology and message dissemination. I took a look at the 2012 candidates’ website to see if they have learned anything from these lessons. I rated these websites on a scale of 1 to 5 in three areas: Issues pages, Web 2.0 [...]

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Romney’s Serious About 2012 Bid

Here’s the link.
Here’s the PAC.
Here’s the bio.
Here are the positions.

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The List That’s Not “The” List

Chris Cillizza has a new entry in the Washington Post blog in which he reveals a GOP top 10 list that he insists is not a presidential candidates list. This is a list of Republicans, he writes, to “to keep an eye on over the coming months and years.” Uh… okay. You decide if the [...]

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Existential Crisis For GOP Journalists?

I guess conservative journalists have gotten lost so far within that mythical wilderness that they couldn’t find their way out of it in time to get to Miami for the Republican Governors Association conference. When the only coverage seems to be coming from self-described liberals like Ana Marie Cox, I can only guess that GOP [...]

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