http://jumpinginpools.blogspot.com/2010/03/conservative-bloggers-like-to-travel.html

You should come to New York’s 29th congressional district when the election is declared, I plan on reporting from Corning, New York, though nothing is definite as of now. Contact for more information. aaaabraves@yahoo.com

http://jumpinginpools.blogspot.com/2010/03/conservative-bloggers-like-to-travel.html

You should come to New York’s 29th congressional district when the election is declared, I plan on reporting from Corning, New York, though nothing is definite as of now. Contact for more information. aaaabraves@yahoo.com

I figure nothing is going to change unless I change it, and the idea of actually being a roving reporter/blogger for hire is certainly an out of the box solution. Sort of a Jon Sable meme.

I figure nothing is going to change unless I change it, and the idea of actually being a roving reporter/blogger for hire is certainly an out of the box solution. Sort of a Jon Sable meme.

I don’t expect the readers as a whole to do this. I expect specific groups that want something covered or an event given attention or a candidate profiled to come up with the money.

Kind of like what we call a “press junket.” It was just such an occasion that inspired me to remark to Bob Barr: “Ethics, schmethics.”

My hunch is that there are lots of readers who want some good shoe-leather coverage of J.D. Hayworth’s campaign against Crazy Cousin John, and who will hit the tip jar to make it happen.

Are the tip-jar hitters neutral and objective? Is it a conflict of interest for me to take money from people who want to drive a stake through the heart of John McCain’s political career?

Screw it. I don’t care.

Welcome to the Wild West frontier days of New Media. Like you say, Pete, as long as the bills get paid, everything else is just details.

I don’t expect the readers as a whole to do this. I expect specific groups that want something covered or an event given attention or a candidate profiled to come up with the money.

Kind of like what we call a “press junket.” It was just such an occasion that inspired me to remark to Bob Barr: “Ethics, schmethics.”

My hunch is that there are lots of readers who want some good shoe-leather coverage of J.D. Hayworth’s campaign against Crazy Cousin John, and who will hit the tip jar to make it happen.

Are the tip-jar hitters neutral and objective? Is it a conflict of interest for me to take money from people who want to drive a stake through the heart of John McCain’s political career?

Screw it. I don’t care.

Welcome to the Wild West frontier days of New Media. Like you say, Pete, as long as the bills get paid, everything else is just details.