Every few months, I have the pleasure of joining Rick Morris for an extended conversation about the issues of the day. We met again virtually a few days back, for a conversation that ranged from Biden’s foreign policy to what happened in 2020 to Obamacare reform to “cancel...
Read More »The White House changed hands on January 20th, and so did all of social-media properties associated with it. As Laurence Dobbs covered in the UK’s Daily Telegraph around the time of the inauguration, this process was unusually fraught when one of the parties involved was named Donald Trump...
Read More »Last weekend I had the privilege of joining longtime friend-of-epolitics Rick Morris for another taping of the FDHLounge podcast. As always, Rick and I sprawled all over the political map, discussing everything from the conventions to the character of Rand Paul. Though Rick describes himself as a...
Read More »Yesterday I chatted with Gray TV’s Jillian Angeline about the Arizona Senate race and voter turnout, and a point I raised made it into the final segment. While many voters will be reluctant to open their doors to campaign volunteers in a pandemic, and campaigns themselves reluctant to ask...
Read More »A hacked Twitter account won’t likely swing an election — but we should still act like it could. Not just campaigns, either: Facebook, Twitter and the other platforms need to prepare like the important infrastructure they’ve become. The people behind last week’s targeted...
Read More »Top photo: a good mask will scare the coronavirus away, or so I hear As America shuts down public events, limits handshakes and learns to practice “social distancing”, how can political campaigns and advocacy organizations adapt to the coronavirus? As we discussed last week, one...
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