Last May, Kristi Noem threw her official Facebook page, the one where we could expect updates on her work in Congress, down the memory hole. A Noem aide told David Montgomery that it "makes sense to only have one" Facebook…
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Annette Bosworth makes official what I reported last night based on her cringeworthy July 5 announcement to Gordon Howie: unless someone can talk some sense into her and save her medical practice and non-profit charity from destruction, Bosworth will announce…
The truth is out there... in the typography! After weeks of public outcry (or maybe just a couple snarky blog posts), the Rick Weiland Senate campaign has finally come to its senses (or just gotten around to item #87 on…
Eager reader Jana noticed that the combination of the Contribute and Volunteer buttons on M. Michael Rounds's Senate campaign website hearkens to the pink-on-red equal sign folks are using to signal their support for marriage equality: "Mike is covering his…
Pat Powers pumped out three blog posts in twelve hours to promote the rumor that Rick Weiland is simply a placeholder candidate for Brendan Johnson. Powers offers no hard evidence to support this assertion. The idea that Weiland declares himself…
Speaking of technology and attention, here's a great video via Lifehacker on how we learn and how the constant stream of new stimuli from our computers and phones undermines our learning: When you let new items—e-mails, Tweets, texts, new Webpages…
Rep. Kristi Noem is showing her non-conservative stripes again. Ken Santema notes that South Dakota's lone Congresswoman voted for the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) Thursday: Looking at today’s vote in the House I can’t help but notice…