…only two days this time, but I’m beat, beat, beat. I’ve got a goodly amount of video to upload, but I’m trying to figure out the best way to get it out without overloading either this site or RedState’s – I also don’t want to sit on it until it’s no longer fresh, either.
CPAC 2011: John Bolton.
And his ‘stache.
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CPAC 2011: Saul Anuzis.
Saul is an old friend of RedState, and is rumored to be running for Senate next year.
As you can see, he’s not really authoritatively denying that.
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CPAC 2011: John Kuzmanich.
John’s the head of the Oregon Tea Party, former Congressional candidate, and may be a possible Congressional candidate again. We talked a little of the state of the state of Oregon (which is better than you’d expect, in practical terms):
There’s also some interesting bits on David Wu. Check it out.
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“Burning Love.”
We started the day with Elvis, let’s end with him.
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CPAC 2011: Sharon Day.
Sharon is a new co-chair of the RNC, and was more than happy to talk about the way that procedures were going to be different than those of the old RNC.
…and that’s all for tonight, I think.
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CPAC 2011: Mike Lee (R, UT).
Senator Lee is, of course, an old friend of RedState, and happy to check in with us.
Annoyingly, the interview was almost interrupted by the presence of the Rent is Too D*mn High guy. What said RiTDH guy was doing at CPAC remains a mystery: as I recall, the fellow is not precisely conservative.
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CPAC 2011: Chris Barron.
Yes. That Chris Barron.
Probably one of the trickier interviews I’ll be doing this weekend (I should end up with a bunch, if today was any indication).
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Meet Marty Lamb (R CAND, MA).
Marty is running for Congress, just as soon as he knows which district he’s in. That’s because of redistricting; and Marty has some very interesting information on redistricting… and how it applies to the City of Boston. Hint: it’s not good news for the entrenched Democratic leadership.
Marty’s kept his old site here; it’ll be updated in the future to reflect the current election cycle.
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Now at CPAC.
I have a few interviews lined up, with hopefully more to come. In the meantime, check out this video.
And by “check out” I mean take notes. This is a darn good video, not least because it tells you how to get to the site. And no, I’m not being facetious. You would be surprised to hear how often people forget to give meaningful directions to events.
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