Presidential Press Conference Live Blog
My extensive live coverage of President Bush's April 29 press conference is below. I plan to liveblog the press conference in this space. If you're covering it on your site, feel free to advertise it via the inline trackbacks to this post. To join in, choose a post from your blog to highlight, edit it to add a ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on April 28, 2005 19:30
CPAC: Michelle Malkin
I've finally gotten around to downloading the rest of my photos from CPAC, including this one from Michelle Malkin's book signing: Kevin Aylward introduced me to Michelle's husband, who was tending their two children while she was signing the books and then I met Michelle afterwards. She posed for lots of pictures and was very sweet despite feeling ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 19, 2005 12:57
CPAC Bloggers AWOL
Mike Krempasky calls out his fellow CPAC bloggers who are no-shows this morning. I've managed to escape his wrath so far, but also decided against making the long trek back to DC, since an appearance by Newt Gingrich was the only highlight, my cough is back with a vengeance, and I was out until 1 this morning with ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 19, 2005 11:03
CPAC: Cam and Company
I just finished a 10-15 minute segment with Cam Edwards on NRA News along with Sean Hackbarth and Jim Geraghy of TKS (formerly The Kerry Spot). Audio feed is available at NRA News.Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 17:21
CPAC: Medved-Franken-O’Neill Kurfuffle
Over at radio row, there was a row between Michael Medved and Al Franken. Swift Boat leader John O'Neill was scheduled to be on Medved's show as was Franken. Apparently, Franken was not expecting Oneil to be there and was apoplectic over having been set up to debate him without preparation, and refused to do so. Franken ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 15:28
CPAC: Wonkette Appears?
***OTB Exclusive. Must Cite OTB *** Wonkette, one of the credentialled bloggers at CPAC, has yet to be spotted in Blogger's Corner. Regardless, she's here and commenting on the fact that some of the bloggers at CPAC are commenting on the women at CPAC. Should there be a Wonkette sighting, be sure the bloggers with cameras will be ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 15:07
CPAC: Ann Coulter (Live Blogging)
Ann Coulter has just started speaking. She's attracting a lot of attention from convention goers ready for some red meat. (I'm watching via closed-circuit so that I can live blog, so no photos.) Not shockingly, her speech so far has been a collection of one-liners, mostly around gay marriage and Hollywood elites, including something to the effect that "Nuts ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 13:47
CPAC: Zell and Ollie
The book signing featuring former Georgia Senator and Governor Zell Miller and retired Marine Lt.Col. Ollie North has had easily the longest non-security related line I've seen at CPAC. Miller, obviously, is the bigger draw these days. Lt.Col. Ollie North and Sen. Zell Miller sign books at CPAC 2005Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 12:38
CPAC: Michael (W.) Moore
This poor fellow has the most confusing name at CPAC: Michael W. Moore. So, he's got the middle initial of the president and the first and last names of one of his more loathesome critics. NRA Radio's Cam Edwards and Michael W. Moore Michael W. MoorePosted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 12:16
CPAC: Michelle Malkin
Michelle Malkin who, like me, is fighting the flu, is going to be at CPAC this afternoon for a book signing. Had I known, I'd have brought my copy of her book. I'll try to make it to her chat and say hello.Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 18, 2005 09:10
CPAC: Dick Cheney
Well, Day 1 of CPAC 2005 is in the books. The banquet, which featured Vice President Dick Cheney as the before-dinner speaker, was interesting. I've always liked Cheney, in much the same way as Rumsfeld, simply because they're rather curmudgeonly and are sufficiently liberated by not having ambitions beyond their present position to more-or-less speak their mind. ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 17, 2005 22:47
CPAC: Meet the Bloggers
Some photographs of the bloggers at CPAC: LaShawn Barber of LaShawn Barber's Corner Julian Sanchez of Reason and Notes from the Lounge Cam Edwards of Cam Edwards and NRA Radio Robin Burke of Winds of Change Kevin Aylward of WizbangPosted in Outside The Beltway on February 17, 2005 14:46
CPAC: Kevin McCullough Show II
While lunching with Julian Sanchez (Reason and Notes from the Lounge) and Robin Burke (West Point and Winds of Change), I managed to completely forget about my radio engagement! Kevin was very nice about the whole thing and fit me back in a few moments ago and we chatted for several minutes. It was different--and much more enjoyable--doing ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 17, 2005 14:25
CPAC: Liddy and Franken
James Joyner, OTB G. Gordon Liddy and Al Franken are doing a joint broadcast of their shows today. Surprisingly, given the few clips I've heard of Franken's show and not-at-all surprisingly having heard hours of Liddy's show, the interaction has been quite congenial. Political discussion with actual, intelligent dialogue is an interesting concept. One wonders if ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 17, 2005 12:36
CPAC: Novak vs. Donaldson
Donaldson and Novak have both been congenial but neither has said anything particularly noteworthy. It's rather overcrowded, though, and the sound projection is remarkably poor. It doesn't help that some yahoo is blaring country and western music rather loudly. It's going to take a while to figure out how to actually manage this. Live blogging doesn't seem ...Posted in Outside The Beltway on February 17, 2005 12:01
