Barack Obama Hates Poor People
Remember that whole “Cash for Clunkers” thing? Yeah. Turns out it wasn’t such a good idea.
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NOT Good Enough, NOT Smart Enough…
With all due respect, Senator – you probably ought to sit out of the debate over decency, taste, and grace.
New York State of Mindlessness
How Newt’s GZM Reaction Might Turn Out the Base in 2010, But Could Endanger the GOP in 2012
“D” is for “Doublespeak” – Is Michelle Obama Kidding?
| By George Scoville | From a joint effort of the folks at the DNC and MyBO: George – Every year, our family tries to come up with a fun way to wish Barack a happy birthday. And this August 4th, when he turns 49, I have something new in mind. This has been a [...]
RightOnline Day 1 – “If you can blog…BLOG.”
By George Scoville United States Representative and conservative firebrand Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN) addressed conference attendees after lunch today – he made some pretty broad tactical appeals to online activists that have been uncommon to date on the Right, and to that extent, I was pretty impressed with his speech. He also stuck mainly to [...]
RightOnline Day 1 – Building Coalitions
By George Scoville Las Vegas is insane. Everything I’ve heard about this Disneyland-for-adults is true: neon, sparkles, bells & whistles, herds (and hordes) of people, STAR WARS slot machines (pictures later)…I will definitely have to come back here one day for purposes other than business. My friend Jon Henke (@JonHenke) and I flew from DC yesterday [...]
RightOnline 2010: An Activism Odyssey
By George Scoville I’m traveling today to Las Vegas, Nevada for three days and two nights for the very first time — known to many as “Sin City,” but home to some of my very favorite people on the planet. There are six hyperlinked words there, folks, meaning six clickable links — check them out! [...]
Donning the Red Cap of Liberty
By George Scoville Today, le quatorze Juillet, the French celebrate their independence from the tyrannical rule of King Louis XVI who, by the time of the end of his reign, had totally destroyed the glory days of Louis XIV, the Sun King. Today, Americans should bite their tongues and express gratitude for the sacrifices the [...]
Federal Government Bumbles, Among Other Things, Mail Pensions
Emily Long at Government Executive has the scoop: The U.S. Postal Service overfunded its pension accounts by $50 billion, because of the way in which its obligations have been calculated, according to a new audit. The report submitted to Congress on Wednesday and conducted by the Segal Co. on behalf of the Postal Regulatory Commission, found the [...]
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