Friday, April 27, 2007
Now at Large in the Blogosphere...
If you're obsessed with the conservative movement to the point that you read alien & sedition regularly, you'll especially dig Perlstein's blog, The Big Con. The blog is co-sponsoring, with The American Prospect, a one-day conference next thursday on "the failure of conservatism." I'm thinking of playing hooky and heading down to DC for that event, particularly as I don't want to miss the featured debate between William Kristol and TAP's Robert Kuttner. Topic: whether "conservatives be trusted to govern." I know, I know -- they actually have to debate that question?
I've been remiss in not yet linking to the new blogs by Bill Scher and Rick Perlstein, at the Campaign for America's Future. Getting this kind of talent on board was a real score for the new organization.
If you're obsessed with the conservative movement to the point that you read alien & sedition regularly, you'll especially dig Perlstein's blog, The Big Con. The blog is co-sponsoring, with The American Prospect, a one-day conference next thursday on "the failure of conservatism." I'm thinking of playing hooky and heading down to DC for that event, particularly as I don't want to miss the featured debate between William Kristol and TAP's Robert Kuttner. Topic: whether "conservatives be trusted to govern." I know, I know -- they actually have to debate that question?
Labels: conservatives, Rick Perlstein, The Big Con
¶ Posted by Paul Curtis 2:00 PM
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Thanks for the reminder. I have admired Perlstein even before his HuffPost, 'I Didn't Like Nixon Until Watergate'.
"How Can the Democrats Win?" in the Boston Review (summer 2004) was masterful.
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"How Can the Democrats Win?" in the Boston Review (summer 2004) was masterful.
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