Kat Malone was my final interview (although I will post one or two more later) at the conference:
Special note to regular readers of the NYT & the Washington Post; do not adjust your laptop.
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Voices of the Tea party: Kat Malone
Posted: May 10, 2010 by datechguy in local stuff, short films/interviews, special events, tea partiesTags: post party summits, short interviews, tea parties, voices of the tea party
Voices of the Tea Party: Sue
Posted: May 10, 2010 by datechguy in internet/free speech, local stuff, special events, tea partiesTags: post party summits, short interviews, tea parties, voices of the tea party
I first met Sue after the opening speech by Rush Radio’s Jeff Katz, she talked just after lunch.
As a native of Philly when it comes to the NHL Eastern conference semifinals she can’t lose!
Voices of the Tea party: Edward W. Wagner
Posted: May 9, 2010 by datechguy in local stuff, short films/interviews, special events, tea partiesTags: post party summits, short interviews, tea parties, voices of the tea party
I talked to Edward just after lunch yesterday:
He was right, I had the same problem only worse at CPAC too many good choices. Men with good taste in hats should always be listened to.
My latest Examiner Article: An even more potent cup of tea
Posted: May 8, 2010 by datechguy in local stuff, special events, tea partiesTags: axis of fedora, examiner, post party summits, tea parties
My newest article for the Examiner deals with the Post (Tea) party Summit in Danvers Massachusetts on the May 8th in Danvers Massachusetts. It being VE day I started with a Rommel quote:
It is said that when describing the American Army he faced in North Africa General Erwin Rommel the Desert Fox said: “I never saw an Army that did so poorly in their first battle and learned so much by their second.”
I talked a bit about the training that was given. Considering the success today
Another joins the unstoppable Axis of Fedora!
…and wearing Fedoras!
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