The 20 Biggest Stories of 2010
By John Hawkins, Townhall.com
15) The Rise of the Mama Grizzlies: Sarah Palin did more to promote women candidates than anyone has ever done before, Smart Girl Politics … Read more
Archive for the ‘Blog’ Category
Should Michael Steele Stay as RNC Chairman?
By Star Parker, Townhall.com
Next month the Republican National Committee will elect a chairman to lead their party into the … Read more
Social Media’s Impact on the Midterm Elections
By Anthony Calabrese, Mashable
Social media is changing the face of democracy in the U.S., and Facebook is … Read more
Social media midterm election coverage plays big
By Craig Howie, Los Angeles Times
Twitter, Facebook, Google and Foursquare all did their bit for democracy Tuesday with election-themed widgets and services appearing on their pages.
Facebook featured an online vote … Read more
New Data: Can Twitter Predict Elections?
By Dan Zarella, DanZarella.com
With the 2010 midterm elections coming up on Tuesday, I decided to look into the correlation of candidates Twitter accounts and their recent performance in polls.
I gathered … Read more
GOP Beating Democrats with Social Media for Midterm Elections
By Anthony Calabrese, MediaShift PBS
If 2008 was the year that social networks like Facebook and … Read more
In every election season, there’s a recount. Lessons from Bush and Franken.
By Jay Weiner, The Washington Post
It is Wednesday, Nov. 3, in the wee hours of the morning after election night.
From Chicago to Las Vegas, from West Virginia to Colorado, exhausted … Read more
LEAH™ Hosts Meeting with F.A.U. & Shoah Foundation Institute
BOCA RATON, FL—The League of Educational Awareness of the … Read more
Vote For the Conservative Because They Can Win
By James Allen, Townhall.com
The Republican Party is in serious trouble if its leadership continues the habit of disparaging conservative tea-party candidates. This is one reason why I believe … Read more
What’s the Matter With Main Street?
Salena Zito, Townhall.com
BIG BEAVER, Pa. – Voters throughout river towns like this one, from the Mid-Atlantic through the Mid-West and into the Deep South, are frustrated with Washington.
Most … Read more