Liberal fertility gap?
I can only imagine the responses we’ll see in the comments section to this opinion piece, written by author and Syracuse University Professor Arthur Brooks:
Democrats: Obey or else!
Can you imagine if this was something the RNC planned to do? Cries of “Rovianesque” would be sure to follow …
Joe Lieberman being urged to drop out of CT Senate race
For the ‘good of the party’ and ‘sake of democracy’ of course.
Nutroots city limits: the ‘good news is bad news’ fallacy and general thoughts on their negativity
It never fails to amaze me how the far left Nutroots inhabitants will go in order to spin positive developments, especially as they relate to the war on terror, as bad news. I know why they do it, of course – and that’s to try and paint the President as an ineffective and incompetent war on terror leader. Since 9-11, the President has generally been viewed favorably on issues related to fighting the war on terror (with the exception this year being his handling of Iraq, which has been spun into a ‘disaster’ by Democrats) while Democrats have justifiably been looked upon as weak on fighting terror.
Right-wing bloggers select their favorite righties
John Hawkins posts the details on who selected bloggers who were polled this weekend (including yours truly) picked as their favorites.
Rightroots: the answer to the left’s “Netroots”
My friend John Hawkins, along with a few of my favorite bloggers, has come up with an answer to left-wing blogosphere’s (Netroots) endorsement and campaign fundraising for several Democratic candidates in House and Senate races all over the country. The answer is Rightroots. Lorie Byrd, one of the bloggers who helped John select the group of candidates to support, explains: