By Meredith Gessup, TheBlaze.com
The dawn of the 21st century has bid farewell to pen and paper communications and opened the door to digital pokes, likes and status updates.
If you don’t … Read more
By Star Parker, Townhall.com
The facedown in Congress on the federal budget must be about principles as well as absolute spending. No drunk will sober up if he only thinks about … Read more
by Aaron Smith, Senior Research Specialist, Pew Internet & American Life Project
More than half of all American adults were online political users in 2010
Fully 73% of adult internet users (representing … Read more
By Micah L. Sifry, techPresident
With ABC News reporting that former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is about to become the first Republican to formally throw his hat into the 2012 presidential … Read more
BY GREGORY FERENSTEIN, Fast Company
The office of Republican Majority Leader Eric Cantor has just launched a Quora question to tap the Fast Company audience’s collective intelligence. Cantor hopes the crowd … Read more
By Katie Kaye, ClickZ
With the National Republican Senatorial Committee’s last new media director off to a new job in Facebook’s Washington, D.C. office, Alex Skatell has filled the role. The … Read more
By Christopher Schnaar, DailyRecord.com
As a candidate 18 months ago, Gov. Chris Christie had relatively few fans on the Internet.
Now, … Read more
By: CNN Political Unit
Washington (CNN) – Continuing his flirtations with a White House bid, real estate mogul Donald Trump … Read more
By Kelley Vlahos, FOX News
WASHINGTON – When conservative movies, music, YouTube videos and newscasts are considered “hip and cool,” you know the movement has come a long way.
So say … Read more
By Philip Klein, The American Spectator
Last night, along with other bloggers at the Freedom Works’ CPAC party, … Read more