Matt Lewis has a good post up at Townhall on the Soren Dayton flap.  He takes McCain to task for his overreaction (which is fair).  He also takes McCain to task for imposing limits on political combat.
Still, reprimanding him may cause future McCain operatives to think twice before doing their job.  Is McCain recommending a sort of [...]

I thought I’d share a conversation I had with a lawyer a few minutes ago.  It was particularly amusing for what it reveals about the view some people have of what we do.
Me: Hey, did you get a chance to review that document I sent you yesterday.
Lawyer: I sent it to a couple of other people [...]

Back at the beginning of the year, David All joined the chorus of voices pointing out that the GOP was not exactly embracing the Internet as a political tool.  Prior to his career as a professional agitator, David worked for a couple of campaigns and received notoriety for his role as Jack Kingston’s blogger.  He [...]

Former Congressman Bob Livingston (R-LA) yesterday joined the growing list of Republicans asking the Republican National Committee to free the presidential debates.  In a letter to RNC Chairman Mel Martinez, Livingston writes:
The process of selecting our representative government is perhaps the most important function we, as Americans, carry out in our democracy.  It is imperative that [...]

Today the chorus of voices calling for the national committees to open the Presidential debates grew louder.
Patrick Ruffini, David All, Liz Mair, Robert Bluey, John Hawkins, and Matt Margolis signed on to the letter calling for the RNC to require the networks carrying presidential debates to make the debate footage available under a creative commons [...]