CPAC 2007
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James Joyner | Thursday, March 1, 2007 |
A few photos from the first day of CPAC 2007:
Bloggers Mary Katharine Ham, Ed Morrissey (obscured), Robert Bluey, and Jack Yoest.
Bloggers Philip Klein, Moe Lane, Erick Ericson, and Senator Mitch McConnell
Flipper, who has been running around quietly reminding people that Mitt Romney has been inconsistent in his political positioning over the years. No word on who is sponsoring him and whether they are also the ones who have distributed the Mitt Romney Flip Flops.
Photos courtesy Robert Bluey and Kristina Grabosky
About the Author: James Joyner is the publisher of Outside the Beltway and the managing editor of the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer, Desert Storm vet, and college professor with a PhD in political science from The University of Alabama. He lives just outside the Beltway in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Nice excuse for walking around in a dolphin suit, at the very least.
Lots of things I would do for $20 an hour. A Dolphin suit is not one of them.
Come on if your going to pick on MIT get creative and go at his religion. After all, the lefties are trying to ensure that all religions are as meaningless and hollow as they are.
It seems to me when any one has a strong conviction that conflicts with the left they are labeled as fringe out of touch kooks.
I think most of the country has the same type of convictions but we are not willing to place our deepest held belief's on display for the anti God shrieker's to trash our holy and sacred beliefs.
What ever happened to freedom of religion? What happened to "In God we Trust"? Oh yeah we have a new God... Al Gore will save us. What was I thinking.
Some adults need to set the children down and explain the 11th commandment...again.
What? No photos of Malkin? :-)
It's childish, yet funny.
What adult is going to be persuaded on their choice of presidential candidate by an dude wearing a stuffed dolphin head?
I was actually there and spoke with the dolphin. He was disappointed that none of the Romney supporters were getting mad or creating a scene. He said he came all the way from somewhere to get on television.
I also a guy with a Huckabee sticker on his jacket taking down the dolphins information. He obviously plans to make a career out of it.
Word on the street is that it was one of Brownback's ex volunteers.
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