Got a tip for a post?: Email us | Anonymous form Get PEEK in your mailbox! Shock Jock Encourages Listeners to Waste Energy to Wipe Out DNC's Green Efforts Posted by Matt, Think Progress on August 25, 2008 at 5:17 PM. In April, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) promised that the Democratic National Convention this week will be the “greenest, most sustainable” convention in history. The Democrats greening efforts include the use of biodegradable ball
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(Note: NAM’s Executive Vice President Jay Timmons is at the National Democratic Convention in Denver this week, and he’ll be blogging events, adding his insights as both a veteran of Senate and campaign politics and as a top representative of the U.S. manufacturing economy.) Ran into Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa at the “Frosted Pink” reception for breast cancer awareness. Seeing him reminded me of the NAM’s work with him, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and others on the ADA Amendments Act.
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It all begins today. The LeftinAlabama.com DNC blogger team members are credentialed and ready to go. When the DNC media cattle graze began at 9:00 a.m. at the Sheraton Hotel on the 16th Street Mall, I was fifth in the L-M line to pick up our One DNC Pepsi Center Hall Credential - to share among four rabid bloggers - and our four blogger access credentials, which are worthless without the One DNC Pepsi Center Hall Credential. We didn't actually vote on it, but I think LiA's Norm gets the O
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Congressman Artur Davis wowed the crowd at the delegate breakfast with a rousing introduction of North Carolina Congressman and former football player, Heath Shuler. Oddly enough.... the Alabama and Georgia crowd seemed far more interested in backslapping and getting their pictures made with Shuler (I'm looking at you BenGoshi! ;-) than in politics this morning. I knew him as a Congressman, but had no idea there as a football connection. But before Congressman Shuler appeared, Davis gave a r
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Last week WHNT Channel 19 in Huntsville interviewed Countrycat about this blog and her upcoming trip to Denver for the Democratic Convention. She's a great representative for LiA and the progressive community in Alabama. Left In Alabama touts itself as a community blog for progressive politics. However, Thomason say they don't always skew left. She says her bloggers are quick to question elected leaders in all parties. "When we say we're a progressive Democratic blog, that doesn't mean that
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Got a tip for a post?: Email us | Anonymous form Get PEEK in your mailbox! Shock Jock Encourages Listeners to Waste Energy to Wipe Out DNC's Green Efforts Posted by Matt, Think Progress on August 25, 2008 at 5:17 PM. In April, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) promised that the Democratic National Convention this week will be the “greenest, most sustainable” convention in history. The Democrats greening efforts include the use of biodegradable ball read
(Note: NAM’s Executive Vice President Jay Timmons is at the National Democratic Convention in Denver this week, and he’ll be blogging events, adding his insights as both a veteran of Senate and campaign politics and as a top representative of the U.S. manufacturing economy.) Ran into Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa at the “Frosted Pink” reception for breast cancer awareness. Seeing him reminded me of the NAM’s work with him, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and others on the ADA Amendments Act. read
It all begins today. The LeftinAlabama.com DNC blogger team members are credentialed and ready to go. When the DNC media cattle graze began at 9:00 a.m. at the Sheraton Hotel on the 16th Street Mall, I was fifth in the L-M line to pick up our One DNC Pepsi Center Hall Credential - to share among four rabid bloggers - and our four blogger access credentials, which are worthless without the One DNC Pepsi Center Hall Credential. We didn't actually vote on it, but I think LiA's Norm gets the O read
Last week WHNT Channel 19 in Huntsville interviewed Countrycat about this blog and her upcoming trip to Denver for the Democratic Convention. She's a great representative for LiA and the progressive community in Alabama. Left In Alabama touts itself as a community blog for progressive politics. However, Thomason say they don't always skew left. She says her bloggers are quick to question elected leaders in all parties. "When we say we're a progressive Democratic blog, that doesn't mean that read
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