Topic: Corporatism, lost or what?

[charlesoakwood]

Red State has established itself as a major player.  
It reminds me of LGF in a good way.  A superior blog will take its place.

Radtke vs. Red State

Our forthright support for Radtke is a luxury afforded by our independence, a luxury that :some others might envy

[blockquote]  
 Ben Smith at Politico today reports that Erick Erickson of Red State backed off his early endorsement of Jamie Radtke — a Tea Party-backed candidate in the Republican primary for next year’s Senate race in Virginia — because of what Erickson called “the long term relationship” between former Sen. George Allen and Red State’s corporate owner, Eagle Publishing.[/blockquote]
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Radtke’s campaign manager, Carter Wrenn, a veteran conservative who is legendarily known as a take-no-prisoners operative. There’s already a Memeorandum thread, so it’s time to pop some popcorn if you enjoy a bloody internecine knife-fight.

[charlesoakwood]

Erick's Tale

It's sick that Conservatives are acting like the Whigs and are forming a perfect circle.
It is necessary to read all the links and linked links before making a viable decision.

[rickl]

Red State has established itself as a major player.  
It reminds me of LGF in a good way.  A superior blog will take its place.

What on earth does that mean?

I never got into the habit of reading Red State, so I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

[Libertas]

I'd say the Whig comparison is apt, once the blood is mopped up off the floor though who will remember who started what?  I know I am left scratching my head.  I'm guessing Allen is the lynchpin, but aside from Macaca (Sp?) I am wondering what nefarious link to Allen really implies.  If this is a tone thing I'm gonna redden some asses!