TO THE WINNERS: CONGRATULATIONS.

Yeah, I admit that we need to support our own bloggers. RNC should be in the forefront of this kind of efforts.

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Side notes:

You said Mary Katherine was “lovely”. You never said anything like that to Michelle. Michelle is a thing of beauty. And you were able to get a picture of her beside you, smiling. You’re one lucky b____. he he he!

I’m also proud of you, Warren.

What about the tea parties or the amnesty debacle when millions of people burnt up the phone line in D.C.?The people are there Warren but they need a vehicle.Right-wing bloggers organizing together is a good start but what is your model?
The most successful political blog I am aware of is the Daily Kos.They might be a little less cohesive lately as they have achieved their major goal of taking back the White House and the halls of Congress but anyone familiar with that site knows they were a major force in the 2006 sweep of Congress by the Democrats.
They’re organized.
They set up a network.They had the support of political operatives and inside access to powerful politicians.
They were raising money online for their favorite candidates and they targeted those politicians they wanted to take down.
It was a good model.

Another good example is the Huffington Post.Sure they may be left-wing loons over there but they have a large following and a lot of celebrity bloggers and politicians who blog there.They are connected.

In my humble opinion I think it would be good to see a little more star power here.How about some Gary Sinise or a little Ted Nugent?Maybe our good friend Newt could drop in once in a while to say hello to the troops.Does anyone know Mitt Romney’s phone number?Wouldn’t it be quite the thrill to have Sarah Palin write a diary here once in a while?
When is Michelle going to write a little diary for us or maybe Laura Ingraham.
And now that we are on the subject why doesn’t the big kahuna himself Michael Steele,give us all the pleasure of his company?
Is he too busy to notice a little blog with the name Red State?
Who now is really guilty of not joining well?

I think there are many well trafficked conservative sites that red staters flock too but they are all complaining a lot more than they are organizing.Snarky diaries on Obama are fun to read but how do they further our goals to retake the White House?
Maybe from time to time some diaries that are a little more of a how to,where to and who to give to may be more productive.
When Michelle Malkin goes on her blog and gives us phone numbers and e-mails and shows us where to go to get our voices heard that can be a very powerful thing especially when people are hopping mad and motivated.
In my humble opinion.

Oh btw…did Michelle ask about me?

The mainstream media wouldn’t do it. So we are trying to get your important messages to the American people. 8 This post is a suggested read at, http://aresay.blogspot.com/

to the winners. Don’t stop!
Just thinking – and I am straying from the topic of kudos – I’ve thought for decades that one of the most fundamental differences between Liberals and Conservatives is their philosophical take on human existence and the formation of societies. The Liberals tend to be COLLECTIVISTS while the Conservatives tend to be INDIVIDUALISTS. Attached to these basic assumptions about humanity are a bunch of attitudes about responsibility, the value (or lack) of religion, political economy, self-defense, etc., etc. These underpinning philosophies color much of what we do in response to challenges, and admittedly are a decided advantage for the Liberals in the era of Leviathan government. The growth of Leviathan seems both a creation of and continuous enhancement of the collectivist philosophy.
It has long seemed fruitless for me to demand my individual rights and sovereignty from the collectivists, for they and I simply do not speak the same language – words like “freedom” appear to mean different things to them than to me. My dull brain can only come up with two approaches to challenge this wave of collectivism – insist on my sovereignty (and responsibility!) in all things personal, and fight, as possible, to restrict the size of Leviathan. I had hoped, by example, to preserve a world in which my children and grandchildren could exist as free individuals, enjoying their natural rights (their birthright as human beings), and avoid the maw of Leviathan. Perhaps the tipping point has come, and a new and more aggressive approach to the preservation of the republic and individualism is now needed. Thinking about an army of Davids…and how do you get a bunch of individualists to pursue a common cause against Leviathan? They would all have to be volunteers…
Oh, yeah – and MKH is gorgeous.