IVN launched the first installment of IVN Radio on Thursday. Now that the 2012 elections are done, IVN Managing Editor, Shawn Griffiths; Director of Public Relations for IVN, Emma Goda; and IVN’s Founder, Chad Peace, examine the current state of the Republican brand and how it relates to the attitude of young voters.
The decision to de-list the MEK is not likely to help either American interests or the Iranian people.
As the fastest growing social network ever, Pinterest has positioned itself nicely to become the next “big thing” in political campaigning. But will politicians embrace the visual based social network?
In light of former Senator Rick Santorum’s recent comments on ABC’s This Week, it is clear GOP social conservatives are becoming increasingly worried about the presence, and power, of Dr. Ron Paul at the Republican National Convention.
In many states, the Republican establishment is looking at the long term prospects for themselves. From this prism, the “Paul Threat” is much more immediate and direct.
Is Dr. Ron Paul done, completely? Or will he continue amassing what have been called “stealth delegates”? Even without an “official” campaign effort in states like Texas and California, can Dr. Paul continue to siphon a sizable chunk of Republican support from front-runner Governor Mitt Romney?
With three months to go before the Republican Convention in Tampa, the general election is all but certain to be a face-off between President Obama and the media’s pick for the Republican nominee, Mitt Romney.
