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October 18, 2008 / 11:46 pm • By Dr. Melissa ClouthierPoliGazette: Defending Noonan
Melissa Clouthier Is Wrong
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CPAC High Points So Far
1. Energy is high. People are vibrating with excitement.
Conservatives Pushing Back: Illinois, Florida and California
Pulling the party back to fiscal conservatism.
Relying On Republicans: It's Always Darkest Before It Goes Pitch Black
I mean, it's always darkest before the dawn. Yeah, that's what I meant.
Election: Democrats Should Be Nervous, Republicans Should Wake Up
Quick takes:
Hoffman loss: What She said. Michelle Malkin nails it:
Republicans & Identity Politics: Scozzafava Campaign Demonstrates How The Two Don't Mix
Just up is a piece I wrote for Pajamas Media--before the news of today and had to update it--about identity politics in the Republican Party. Here's part of it:
NY-23 Scozzafava Out, RNC And Newt Gingrich Back Hoffman
Good morning! And a good morning it is.
Podcast: NY 23 With Susan B. Anthony List President Marjorie Dannenfelser And Valour IT With Marine Steve Schippert
An inside look at NY 23 and conservatives versus the Republican establishment. Also, we talk about identity politics and Republicanism.
Health Care Big Lies & More Big Lies & For A Refresher, Reagan
What they said would happen:
Podcast: Matt Lewis Discusses Intellectualism In The Conservative Movement
Matt Lewis of Townhall and AOL's Politics Daily talks with me about intellectualism in the conservative movement. We discuss the legacy of William F. Buckley and modern thinkers. We talk about Ronald Reagan, Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin and more of the minds and no-minds on the right. Is intellectualism dead on the right? Listen and find out.
What Is Sarah Palin Up To?
In my editorial at Pajamas Media today, I talk about Sarah Palin's decision to endorse the conservative, rather than the Republican candidate and what it all means:
One Response to “PoliGazette”
October 26 2008 / 3:59 am
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Just read that other post you linked to.
Frankly, I think he’s … well, since I can’t be rude, I guess I’ll just say I think he’s wrong.