David Anderson came from RI to volunteer for Sean Bielat
I went to two different Bielat offices yesterday, in both I’ve seen volunteers come in and help make calls. When you talk to these people you very much get a Scott Brown meme.
Posts Tagged ‘tea party’
Voices of the Voter: David Anderson
Posted: October 13, 2010 by datechguy in elections, politics, short films/interviews, tea partiesTags: 2010 elections, election 2010, ma-4, sean bielat, short interviews, tea party, voices of the voters
Give us Liberty Amazon / Lunch.com reviews
Posted: October 10, 2010 by datechguy in amazon reviews, tea partiesTags: amazon, books, Dick Armey, lunch.com, reviews, tea party
My twin reviews of Dick Armey’s and Matt Kibbe’s book Give us Liberty a tea party manifesto are available at amazon.com here and Lunch.com here.
Update: Bad graphic fixed, hey when you’re spending the night dancing you can’t always stop to fix a bad graphic.
I remember Liz Carter in Ga-4
Posted: October 10, 2010 by datechguy in elections, politics, tea partiesTags: 2010 elections, election 2010, ga-4, hank johnson, liz carter, tea party
A friend sent me a link to this appearance of Liz Carter in Ga-4 yesterday:
The story about liberals thinking the “tea party is evil” thing is almost a far left mantra. I encountered that briefly while in her district and once in a while you will see what she describes break out as real in your face anger.
I am surprised as the Johnson quote, when time permits I’ll have to follow-up on that with her and him.
Don Surber: It was not that David was so good at the slingshot (and he was) but that Goliath was not paying attention.”
Posted: October 4, 2010 by datechguy in internet/free speech, media, special eventsTags: blogs, ca-36, jane harman, mattie fein, media bias, one nation, tea party, torrance daily breeze
After Glenn put up his I told you so post he notes something significant:
Now why should some professor in Knoxville be able to determine what our national reporters in Washington and New York City could not?
Do we not pay these people — through the extra pennies we pay on a product for advertisements — to know these things?
I think it’s not just a question of paying attention, it’s all about what you choose to report.
The MSM hasn’t chosen to report the failure of the One Nation rally. They haven’t chosen to show the trash photos or the comparison shots of the crowd. They didn’t choose to report on the DOJ scandal or Van Jones et/al.
Yet a vast amount of Americans knew because of social media. The MSM were irrelevant because they came late to a story that was already told in e-mail boxes, tweets and facebook pages worldwide.
Goliath might not be paying attention but it could be because Goliath would rather be ignorant about a fact they don’t want to acknowledge.
One might survive in a niche market but if your business is information and analysis and you are being scooped by people in the street you’d better look for another business pronto.
Update: Along those same lines I wonder if the Torrance Daily Breeze will find this story newsworthy?
California Democrat Rep. Jane Harman’s family business is laying off American workers – including engineering employees in California — and shifting jobs overseas.
If history is the judge I wouldn’t bet on the breeze
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