teases: on • reblogs: on

ShortFormBlog

Read a little. Learn a lot. • Ask Us Stuff!FAQArchiveTimeline

Tagged: New Hampshire

Our best freaking stuff right now:

January 10, 2012
09:56 • 1 year ago
January 9, 2012
21:36 • 1 year ago
So Newt had to cancel an appearance today … because some apparent Ron Paul supporters (who may have been Occupy sympathizers) swarmed the entrance of his New Hampshire campaign HQ. Here’s a pic of them in action, via Capital Tonight.

So Newt had to cancel an appearance today … because some apparent Ron Paul supporters (who may have been Occupy sympathizers) swarmed the entrance of his New Hampshire campaign HQ. Here’s a pic of them in action, via Capital Tonight.

12:49 • 1 year ago
johnness:

Our callout for Citizen Journalism on Tumblr is now on every story on HuffPost. Just tag your reporting “OfftheBus” and we’ll consider it for inclusion on OfftheBus New Hampshire or our national OTB liveblog.

Great idea on the part of HuffPo/Patch.

johnness:

Our callout for Citizen Journalism on Tumblr is now on every story on HuffPost. Just tag your reporting “OfftheBus” and we’ll consider it for inclusion on OfftheBus New Hampshire or our national OTB liveblog.

Great idea on the part of HuffPo/Patch.

12:36 • 1 year ago
So why has he struck such a chord among GOP voters and progressives alike? Why have videos exposing his racial biases and anti-gay attitudes gone viral and inspired hashtags? It’s simple: Even in a recession, social issues like sex and race are extremely resonant. And Santorum is the only candidate talking about them.
Good Magazine Associate Editor Nona Willis Aronowitz • Opining on exactly why Rick Santorum made a comeback in an era where his brand of social conservatism was starting to look old-hat. Essentially, because he’s the only person seriously discussing these issues, he stands out. But it goes further, Aronowitz notes: “The Santorum hubbub is a reminder that the issues we hold dear — issues of sex and race and civil rights — are absolutely recession-proof.” (Related: This Patch video, in which a heckler asks Santorum if he would abort a gay baby. Ah, campaign trail politics. Thanks John Ness for that tip.) source (viafollow)
January 8, 2012
10:12 • 1 year ago
Entitlements are not rights.
Ron Paul, narrowing down the libertarian philosophy to four words. Paul notes that “the rich people” get entitlements usually, not the poor.
10:07 • 1 year ago
buzzfeed:

Woman Caught Sleeping In Front Row At NBC News-Facebook Debate (via)

Give her a break, she’s had a tough 12 hours!

buzzfeed:

Woman Caught Sleeping In Front Row At NBC News-Facebook Debate (via)

Give her a break, she’s had a tough 12 hours!

Follow us on Facebook:
09:53 • 1 year ago
Evidence this is a New Hampshire debate: We’ve spent like five minutes talking about a heating-oil program. Romney suggests sending programs that make more sense for certain parts of the country, like heating subsidies, back to the states.

Evidence this is a New Hampshire debate: We’ve spent like five minutes talking about a heating-oil program. Romney suggests sending programs that make more sense for certain parts of the country, like heating subsidies, back to the states.

09:44 • 1 year ago
Huntsman wants to bring term limits to Congress, to help end the never-ending cycle of politicians becoming lobbyists. This should be something everyone on this stage should support. Rick Perry goes further: He suggests cutting salaries and making members of Congress have day jobs — with Congress being a part-time deal. Which sounds a bit like pandering.

Huntsman wants to bring term limits to Congress, to help end the never-ending cycle of politicians becoming lobbyists. This should be something everyone on this stage should support. Rick Perry goes further: He suggests cutting salaries and making members of Congress have day jobs — with Congress being a part-time deal. Which sounds a bit like pandering.

09:34 • 1 year ago
I was the governor of a state that had a slightly Democratic-leaning House.
Mitt Romney • Understating his strongly-Democratic legislature while he was governor.
09:20 • 1 year ago
Recent posts and stuff we dig:
09:19 • 1 year ago
Huntsman on working for Obama: “I will always put my country first.” …Mitt’s response: Do that by working under conservative principles. Huntsman’s response: “This nation is divided because of attitudes like that.”
Regarding non-superficial stuff: Huntsman had trouble answering David Gregory’s question of three programs to cut. But he supported the Ryan plan.
EDIT: Sorry, we messed this one up. Thanks to Aheram for pointing it out. 

Huntsman on working for Obama: “I will always put my country first.” …Mitt’s response: Do that by working under conservative principles. Huntsman’s response: “This nation is divided because of attitudes like that.”

Regarding non-superficial stuff: Huntsman had trouble answering David Gregory’s question of three programs to cut. But he supported the Ryan plan.

EDIT: Sorry, we messed this one up. Thanks to Aheram for pointing it out. 

09:13 • 1 year ago
I think this discussion has been very superficial so far, and I think your question was superficial.
We agree with you, Ron Paul. “I really consider that, in the debate format, to be less important than we really believe in,” he says.
09:01 • 1 year ago

Here’s the live stream of the NBC News New Hampshire debate. We’ll be liveblogging this today under the hashtag #NHDebate.

January 7, 2012
20:49 • 1 year ago

More posts:

 

ShortFormBlog is the product of Ernie Smith, Seth Millstein, Chris Tognotti, Sami Main, Scott Craft, Matthew Keys, Julius the laid-off RSS robot, awesome links from awesome sources, a hacked version of Wordpress, Tumblr's Tumblarity, the letter Q, the number 13 and a series of tubes.

Copyright 2009-2013 Ernie SmithAsk us stuff!E-mail usFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Facebook

    TwitterCounter for @shortformblog   Real Time Web Analytics   Creative Commons License Real Time Web Analytics