Showing posts with label Conservative bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conservative bloggers. Show all posts

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Conservative Bloggers convene in Las Vegas.

Hard to believe, but there are other Conservative meetings besides for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference held in Washington every Winter, and one is wrapping up as I write this. RightOnline is an annual convention of Conservative bloggers, politicians, and activists who convene cross-town from their rival bloggers at NetRoots (who would really want to listen to Al Franken?).

And in spite of what President Obama has said, both have gathered in Las Vegas, Nevada, home of sinners and Senator Reid (what's the difference most should ask). And multiple media stories have been written and reported on the gatherings, for some unknown reason (bloggers meeting is news, that's news to me).

So here are some of my thoughts on the Conservative gathering:

1. Wish I was there, but I'm not, as was the case with CPAC.

2. I would use Judge Napolitano's speech to get something to eat.

3. I would hound Michele Bachmann to get an exclusive Interview.

4. These meetings should occur on a three month, regional basis.

5. Next year's meeting should be held in Albany, New York.

6. Robert Stacy McCain should be a panelist on Pimping Blogs.

7. Did anyone think to invite President Bush?

8. Without bloggers, I wouldn't know as much as I do. True Story.

9. Their Twitter hashtag is absolutely wonderful.

All in all, these meetings might not mean much in the grand scheme of things, but their needed in the sense that bloggers are the infantry of the Conservative New Media, and thus they deserve a once a year gathering in their honor.

Also, if anyone wants to share their Conservative or Liberal Blogger Convention stories, please email me at aaaabraves@yahoo.com

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Sunday, July 18, 2010

The power of George W. Bush.

Hat Tip -Doug Powers.

I've come to the conclusion that former President George W. Bush is the most powerful man in the entire world, and he doesn't even know it. Over the past few years I've heard that George W. Bush, who seems just like a regular guy from Texas, has used his superman powers to cause hurricanes, earthquakes, and even snowstorms.

The power of hick Texans is astronomical!

When President George W. Bush left the White House 18 months ago, most expected his superman powers, besides for causing Al Gore to divorce Tipper, would be of no further use. However, it appears the superman President has a new weapon to wreck havoc in the world:


That's right! According to some Conservative bloggers, the pre-release "leakings" of his Book to the Main Stream Media will cause Republican candidates across the Nation to lose, because just the mention of the superman President will cause fear to spread across the US and will send all voters back to the Hope and Change Express.

I'm not kidding, some members of the Conservative blogosphere are actually accusing George W. Bush of planning to release information to the Press regarding his memoir/book before the mid-term elections, in order to hurt Republican chances at the voting booth.

Paranoia or what?

Goodness! George W. Bush is a lifelong Republican, and trust me, he is more than aware of the fact that Republican candidates will be distancing their campaigns from him, even though polls have indicated Bush's approval rating has gone up from basement levels, voters are split 50-50 as to whether America would be better with a Bush or Obama White House, and billboards with Bush's face have appeared across the Nation in support of him.

If Republicans fail to recapture the House this November, it's their fault, not President Bush's.

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