Former Fred Thompson campaign co-chair Liz Cheney announced she was joining the Mitt Romney campaign as a foreign policy adviser.
In news for the conservative blogosphere Ed Morrissey endorsed Romney:
First, I want to have someone who supports conservative values. In this, we have no perfect candidates. Fred Thompson came closest, but he quit, and I’m not [...]
Glenn Reynolds points out this Amazon weblog post on upgrading the firmware in a high-def disk player. Sure it will solve problems, but making users deal with electronics’ software is a level of complexity that will only aggravate users.
My television never needed a firmware upgrade. Neither did my VCR and DVD player. When I [...]
Bill Clinton compared Sen. Barack Obama to Jesse “Shakedown” Jackson while his wife got crushed in South Carolina. Coincidence?
Sen. Clinton may end up with the Democratic nomination, but how many alienated Democrats will be working hard for her in the fall? She could win the nomination battle but lose the electoral war. If that happened [...]
Jonathan Chait joined the party in understanding the Clintons are people hell-bent on claiming the White House. It only took him and some fellow liberals ten years to realize this.
Bill’s more power-hungry than Sen. Clinton. You can tell by the way he’s become the primary attack dog against Sen. Obama. Then when someone calls [...]
One of my ex-Thompson co-workers, Darrel Ng started up the Boycott Chuck Norris website. We both like Mike Huckabee as much as Green Bay Packers fans like Lawrence Tynes. Going after his cheesy celebrity endorser is what’s called “low-hanging fruit.”
I’m not a huge fan of boycotts, but this one is pretty easy for me. I [...]
Mitt Romney and Sen. John McCain put out some new videos going after each other. I like “contrast” ads (to use Mitt’s terminology). Voters need to know the differences between candidates in order to make an informed decision. I wish Fred Thompson ran a contrast ad other than “Revolution” at the GOP YouTube debate.
Mitt reminds [...]
An endorsement from the NY Times isn’t something a Republican should brag about. Erick Erickson is right. Sen. John McCain should reject the endorsement. But then, that’s not “Maverick’s” style:
In a separate piece, the Times — which leans toward the Democrats on the editorial page — endorsed Sen. John McCain of Arizona as the best [...]
He didn’t take Fred Thompson’s withdrawal well.
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Mitt Romney is making a hard push for Fred Thompson supporters. You can download “FredHeads for Mitt” banners to slap on your website.
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I see there’s talk about following my lead if I endorse Mitt Romney. Well, first I haven’t endorsed anyone. Yesterday was my official last day on the campaign. I’m still catching my breath. I’ve thought a little about what GOP candidate I’ll vote for, but that’s different than endorsing.
Second, most of you probably don’t know [...]
The Fred Thompson campaign is over.
I’ve received a number of e-mails about starting up a write-in campaign. While I understand the passion it’s misguided energy. If Fred didn’t do better than third when he was in the race do you really expect him to do better as a write-in? That doesn’t make any sense.
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I’m a free agent now.
UPDATE: Mitt Romney issued this statement:
Throughout this campaign, Fred Thompson brought a laudable focus to the challenges confronting our country and the solutions necessary to meet them. He stood for strong conservative ideas and believed strongly in the need to keep our conservative coalition together. Ann and I would like to [...]
WordPress.com announced they’re offering 3 GB of weblog space with their free service. That’s impressive.
When you combine that with their domain mapping for $10/year I’m wondering why I bother with paying about $120/year having DreamHost host TAM?
I’ve had serious problems the last year or so with DH. I’m not sure if I should trust a [...]
I can’t remember if I’ve posted this before, but I’m Twittering now. I also put a badge on TAM.
More importantly do any of you care?
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Harley-Davidson won’t make a second mistake with the headliner for their 105th anniversary party:
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform for Harley-Davidson’s 105th anniversary celebration, company officials announced this morning.
The show will take place Sat. Aug 30 at the same lakefront site where Elton John played to mark Harley’s 100th birthday bash.
Tickets will [...]
