I’ve been quiet for the past two weeks, and this is why. Your regularly scheduled blogging will resume Monday, October 19th.
NY Young Republicans announce talk show
Krogh: Right Hook new way of reaching out
Lynn Krogh, Chair of the New York State Young Republicans, today announced the premiere of “The Right Hook,” a new production from the country’s largest young republican organization.
“Internet radio is the newest rage and newest way to reach out to the public,” said Krogh. “This program will discuss hot news items, upcoming YR events, and ways for people to get involved.”
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It’s funny, for a while it seemed like I was blogging aboot Bobby Jindal every other day, yet hasn’t had anything to say aboot him since March. After that disastrous performance giving the response to the Presidents SOTU (yes, I can call id disastrous and still be a conservative), he seemed to have stayed out of the spotlight since then.
I’ve always been a big fan of Rudy Giuliani’s, but I’m starting to lose patience. While other states already have their Senate and/or Gubernatorial candidates in place (in some states more than one), we keep hearing from Rudy that he’s “thinking aboot it” and that he’ll, at least in theory, make up his mind after this set of elections. He was also the only top New York Republican who wasn’t at this week’s convention that election Ed Cox as our new state party chair.
Of course he isn’t, don’t be ridiculous. This is what we in the blogging hustle call a “bait and switch,” where we give you a crazy headline to grab your attention. We’re still going to talk aboot Rubio and RiNO’s, but he’s not the RiNO himself as much as he is the hunter.
Sarah Palin’s memoirs come out in November entitled, “Going Rogue: An American Life,” which will be awesomely awesome because we’ll be able to kick of the 2010 campaign season with a Palin inspired media frenzy, especially the parts of the book that, “…describe Ms. Palin’s frustration over her treatment by the staffers she inherited from the McCain campaign after her surprise pick as the GOP vice presidential nominee last year.”
This will drive some folks in the blogosphere nuts.
I walked into the boss’s office the other day. We both see eye to eye politically and spend a fair share of time in the same echo chamber, so our biases are evident. But we still both has to shrug our shoulders because while there’s trouble brewing (again) in Iran, a war going on in Afghanistan, a health care debate going on that the President likes to use the politics of fear with saying that people are going to die if his bill isn’t passed, and an economy that’s still in the crapper…yet the President is going to Brussels just to argue for Chicago to get the Olympics in 2016. Really Sparky?
He's the Bible in one hand, a bottle of Crown Royal in the other, and we all know Jesus didn't turn the wine into Dr. Pepper...
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