Posted on 06/04/2012 3:02:41 PM PDT by Hojczyk
The conservative blogosphere has yet to move past the death of patron saint Andrew Breitbart, but it will get a major jolt this month from an equally provocative hero: Sarah Palin.
The former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee has committed to delivering the keynote address at Right Online, the annual gathering of conservative bloggers and online activists organized by the Koch-backed non-profit group Americans for Prosperity Foundation.
The June 15-16 conference will be the first time the event is held on a different weekend and in a different city from the liberal online activism conference upon which it was based, Netroots Nation.
And that’s no mere coincidence, say Right Online organizers.
This year’s meeting is focused on higher-level tactics and strategies than past year’s editions of Right Online, which sometimes had the feel of a crash course on blogging 101. The Vegas conference features training on video exposes to be conducted by guerrilla video journalist James O’Keefe, a session on polling featuring conservative’s favorite pollster Scott Rasmussen and a session moderated by columnist Michelle Malkin entitled “How to Use Facebook & Twitter to Win,” which will include instruction on using social media to drive narratives.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
“Much better, thank you. That’s the USS Wisconsin (BB-64), BTW, distinguished from her other Iowa-class sisters by the late service “beachball” antennae fairing mounted on the aft stack “
Interesting choice of the Wisconsin considering the election results of last night.
TRAMPLE THE WEAK...HURDLE THE DEAD!
Great! You’ve made a believer out of me!
Keep up the good work, and see if that can’t be seen on a much wider scale. Lord knows, we need it!
CA....
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