Showing 6586 results for ""

Blog
The 2010 Bradley Symposium: Tea Time: Can There Be a Populist Conservatism?
On June 16 the Hudson Institute’s Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal is co-hosting the 2010 Bradley Symposium: “Tea Time: Can There Be a Populist Conservatism?” I suspect…
Matthew Vadum
Blog
The Left’s ‘Blueprint’ for Perpetual Power
There’s an extraordinary new book out that explains Democrats’ long-term strategy for winning and maintaining power. It’s called The Blueprint: How the Democrats Won Colorado (and Why Republicans EVERYWHERE Should…
Matthew Vadum
Blog
Liberty Central Set to Launch
Liberty Central, which describes itself as a public square for concerned citizens, officially launches this Tuesday (May 25). (Its website is already active, though.) The group is headed by…
Matthew Vadum
Blog
Koch Embraces Conservative Governance, Avoids Tea Parties
Tim Mak of FrumForum has put together an interesting piece that touches upon the philanthropic goals of the Koch family’s charitable foundations. Although the Koch name is frequently associated…
Matthew Vadum
Blog
ACORN Rebrands DC, MD Chapters Under Communities United Name
ACORN’s District of Columbia and Maryland chapters have rebranded themselves under one new name: Communities United. Communities United registered as a nonprofit corporation with the District of Columbia…
Matthew Vadum
Blog
Washington Post Recognizes Our Influence
A compliment of sorts comes from the Washington Post today. Staff blogger David Weigel cites my report on Organizing for America which appears in the current issue of Organization…
Matthew Vadum
Labor Watch
Paint the Nation Purple
(Labor Watch, May 2010 PDF here) On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,…
W. James Antle III
Foundation Watch
Al Sharpton and the National Action Network
Once reviled as a racial demagogue, the Rev. Al Sharpton has transformed himself into a national statesman—in his own eyes. Why do major American corporations, national politicians and the news…
Fred Lucas

Organization Trends
Organizing for America
Organizing for America (OFA) is a phony grassroots campaign run by the Democratic National Committee that proposes to replicate the community organizing techniques Barack Obama learned from the teachings of…
Matthew Vadum
Blog
Obama’s Goldman Game
The Washington Times published an op-ed by Capital Research Center president Terrence Scanlon titled “Obama’s Goldman Game.” Here’s the top of the article: The Securities and Exchange Commission’s recent civil…
Matthew Vadum