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The CPAC Gut-Check

Note: this is my promised wrap-up post for Blogher, which was published this afternoon. Each year conservatives converge on Washington, DC for the Conservative Political Action Conference. Started in 1973 by the American Conservative Union, the event has grown to be the largest right-wing conference of the year. This past weekend, more than 11,000 people [...]

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Check Out FreedomConnector

If you work in digital media long enough, you’ll see any  number of new platforms and websites promising to be the answer to all of our woes on the right. Unlike many of these roll-outs, some of which I’ve been a part of, I think FreedomWorks‘ new FreedomConnector has potential. The new online activism tool [...]

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CPAC 2011 Wrap-up

While I plan on doing a more detailed CPAC post for Blogher, here are some highlights before I forget. As usual, the exciting stuff happened behind-the-scenes. It’s worth going to CPAC to catch up with folks, meet new friends, network and enjoy the atmosphere. Don’t waste time on the speeches. Watch them later online or [...]

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Fashion Crimes of CPAC: Day 1

Just in case you thought there might be the smallest amount of exaggeration in my two previous post on CPAC attire, below are pixs highlighting some of the crimes. [photospace] If you want to see more of this, check out People of CPAC. On the whole, young women dressed much more acceptably this year. There [...]

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The History of CPAC

CPAC 2011 starts next Thursday. Despite all of the drummed up controversy surrounding it and GOProud, I’m still looking forward to the event. Where else do you see all the famous pundits, learn about a wide-range of policy issue and network with other conservatives from around the country? CPAC just released a video on the [...]

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Good start to GOP House?

In news that makes makes my cold, hard conservative heart happy, the House is scheduled to vote on a repeal of Obamacare on Friday. Now I realize that this is largely symbolic, and it has very little chance of actually succeeding, but it signals that House Republicans appear to be listening to the base. Rasmussen [...]

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10 Most Memorable Political Videos on the Right

While this election cycle may have gotten a lot of press as the “year of the conservative woman,” it should also be noted that this was the first cycle where viral video took off. Video has had a presence since 2004, but it wasn’t until this cycle that congressional and statewide races started taking advantage [...]

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Kick Moran Out

With so many Congressional seats up for grabs this November, quite a few of the maybes are falling through the cracks. Sadly, one of those races is in the backyard of all the fancy consultants, gurus and experts who live in DC and Northern Virginia. It is possible that Patrick Murray could pick off Jim [...]

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Support Patrick Murray in VA-8

Several weeks ago, I was thrilled to see Republicans at the Del Ray farmers’ market. As much as I love this quirky little neighborhood, it’s easier to find a cheap apartment than another conservative. Apparently, there’s a real Republican running for Congress in my district. Since Rep. Moran actually sent a glossy newsletter to the [...]

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Hey Weigel, Sometimes Google Helps

Dave Weigel, the former WaPo-turned-Slate interpreter of Conservative Land, is probably a good guy, but he reminds me of an an insecure fraternity pledge. He’s willing and eager to sell out his values and integrity to make it into the brotherhood of the liberal cool kids, yet he still tries to stay friends with the [...]

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