At BlogCon Friday, we went to the Newseum in D.C. for a panel discussion that was supposed to be about politics. During the Q&A period, however, it got hijacked into a discussion of The World’s Most Boring Policy Issue. After ten minutes of this narcolepsy-inducing blather, I gestured frantically at Tabitha Hale and got the microphone for the next question, the beginning of which was Tweeted by Glen Asbury:
Seriously. That was ten minutes of our lives we will never get back.
Erick Erickson of Red State with National Review‘s Jim Geraghty, who loves Mike Castle in pretty much the same way an 11-year-old girl loves Justin Bieber.
Bill Whittle and Stephen Green now have perfect spinal alignment, after hanging out for a few minutes with Dr. Melissa Clouthier. She’s billing it to PJTV’s health insurance plan.
Tabitha Hale liked that caption so much, she said she’d hit the tip jar — when hell freezes over.
how can you be on the twitters if your in a coma?
Only his comma is comatose; the rest of his punctuation is punctual, unlike the man himself.
[…] Above is a picture of my husband and me taken by Robert Stacy McCain. By the way, you can see a bunch more really cool photos from BlogCon on his Web site of some really nice people (like Christopher Renner, Adrienne Royer, Cheryl Prater, Sarah Desprat and Redstate‘s Erick Erickson). […]
[…] Above is a picture of my husband and me taken by Robert Stacy McCain. By the way, you can see a bunch more really cool photos from BlogCon on his Web site of some really nice people (like Christopher Renner, Adrienne Royer, Cheryl Prater, Sarah Desprat and Redstate’s Erick Erickson). […]
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