After 7 long months, Al Franken was declared the winner of Minnesota’s 2nd Senate seat today.
I’m disappointed in the results out of Minnesota–and in the interest of being polite, I’ll end my comments about the results themselves there. It is fitting, however, to call my readers’ attention to something that Sen. Norm Coleman said earlier [...]

Daryl Cagle is known for his political cartoons, and does an incredible job depicting what we would see if Obama’s twitter account covered what was really happening with our money.
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Kirsten Wright is a freelance blogger and graphic designer from Orange County. Her experience spans social media, traditional marketing and many years in writing/editing. She [...]

Americans for Tax Reform is sponsoring a debate on Monday, January 5, 2009, for all of the RNC Chairman candidates. Visit RNCDebate.org to submit your own question or to vote on those questions that have already been submitted. If you do submit a question, be sure to post a comment or send me an e-mail [...]

Well, there you have it. Obama won on Tuesday.
Rather than pontificate at this point, I’d really just like to laugh. My friend and former colleague Emily sent this to me, and it made me smile. I hope it does the same for you.

Obama Win Causes Obsessive Supporters To Realize How Empty Their Lives Are

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I’m volunteering for the Alexandria GOP this morning, and I’ll be stationed at a local polling place from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. here in Virginia.
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Tomorrow, most of my coverage will focus on the battleground states of Virginia, Colorado and Missouri. I’ll also be paying particular attention to “the Catholic vote” nationwide.
At 6:00 a.m. EST, I will be at a polling place in Alexandria, Va., volunteering for the Alexandria GOP. I’ll be sure to post my observations on Twitter from [...]

Bailout might be the word of the year and the latest recipient of a bailout might surprise you: Rep. John Murtha.
The DCCC is spending $84,000 on advertisements “in an attempt to save Murtha from himself,” according to RedState.com.
Why is Murtha at risk, when he’s served for so long and this is–by all accounts–a great year [...]