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Media Coverage of President’s Agenda Falling Fast
By Ryan Isakow President Obama’s second term has been marked by legislative gridlock and frustration over his agenda. In particular, his initiatives for gun control, immigration reform, and...
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Alison Lundergan Grimes Finds YouTube A Good Deal
By Ryan Isakow Alison Lundergan Grimes introduced herself to voters last week with a YouTube video promoting her candidacy and attacking Mitch McConnell. The video received over 100,000 views in the...
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Gov. Chris Christie is so hot right now
By Becky Hogan New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is a pro-life, anti-gay marriage, conservative Republican in a blue state. And even though most people in New Jersey disagree with him on key...
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Mitt Romney Still Has a Strong Media Presence
By Ryan Isakow Nearly a year after his failed presidential campaign, Mitt Romney still gets surprisingly high news coverage. While media attention after an election was not unexpected for John Kerry...
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Scott Brown Might Be Running For President. Or Senator. Or Governor.
By Ryan Isakow 9 months after relinquishing his Senatorial office to Elizabeth Warren, Scott Brown is making the rounds to Iowa, implying a possible presidential run. This is the latest of a series...
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The 2016 Democratic Field
By Becky Hogan As presidential wannabes flock to Iowa this summer to start testing the waters and make inroads in the Hawkeye state, the big question lingers–who stands a chance against the formidable...
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Coburn Jumps on Impeachment Bandwagon
By Becky Hogan While most members of Congress have used the August recess to discuss immigration policy, federal budget issues, and the implementation of Obamacare, some Republicans are voicing...
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50 Years After the March on Washington, Politicians Take The Stage
By Ryan Isakow 50 years ago, over 200,000 people marched on Washington to demand equal rights and economic opportunity. Speakers included religious leaders, students, labor activists and singers –...
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Social Media Works In The Background of Syrian Civil War
President Obama’s unexpected announcement that he would seek a vote from Congress on action in Syria has completely dominated traditional and social media this week. President Obama saw a rare drop in...
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Democrats, Republicans Approach Facebook Differently
By Becky Hogan Looking at Facebook data since November of last year, we found that potential 2016 GOP presidential candidates are pushing out a variety of content on the social networking site—some are...
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