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Cheer Up!

By Patrick Hynes (Mar 31, 2007)

We conservatives are struggling through a Great Depression, don't you know. A Great Depression of ideas; a Great Depression of spirit; a Great Depression of optimism. I know,... more

A Conspiracy So Vast

By Patrick Hynes (Mar 17, 2007)

Sen. Hillary Clinton tested her new campaign theme—that there really is a “vast rightwing conspiracy” at the —“100 Club” dinner in Nashua, NH last week. "You know, the... more

2008: Authentic statesmen versus synthetic politicians

By Patrick Hynes (Feb 24, 2007)

A narrative is beginning to form among the top-tier of presidential candidates of both parties. This narrative is not ideological in scope or definition. We are seeing two... more

News Consumption in a “Lean Forward” Environment

By Patrick Hynes (Feb 10, 2007)

Whenever I give a speech (or get started on a rant) I explain the power of the New Media this way: Consuming news in the Old Media environment is a “lean back” experience... more

Just Another Weekend in New Hampshire

By Patrick Hynes (Feb 03, 2007)

Utah Governor Jon Huntsman tells a story of how he was stuck in Vietnam while on a trip when the enemy struck America on September 11th, 2001. While waiting for clearance to... more

Sen. McCain and the New Media

By Patrick Hynes (Jan 23, 2007)

Hugh Hewitt is concerned that Sen. John McCain, who is my client, does not engage the new media. And believe me, when Hugh blogs, I take it seriously—he is a powerful... more

Girl Power!

By Patrick Hynes (Jan 20, 2007)

Did a majority of Americans vote for Democrats on Nov. 7th, 2006 because they were sick and tired of men running the show? Did America decide it was time to smash the... more

You and the Tube

By Patrick Hynes (Jan 13, 2007)

YouTube is the hottest thing in American politics today. Just ask former Virginia Senator George Allen (emphasis on former). On the morning of August 15th, 2006 very few... more

Senate Republicans to Take the New Media Seriously

By Patrick Hynes (Jan 06, 2007)

Once it became clear during the 2006 campaign that the Republicans would probably lose both Houses of Congress, some conservatives suggested that a bloodletting might not be... more