The Arizona Growler

January 17, 2007

Randy Graf enters blogging

Posted by Garrett P. O'Hara
Filed under: blogging, Republicans, immigration (legal or otherwise), elections

Randy Graf

Arizona 8th just picked up former District 8 Republican candidate Randy Graf as a guest blogger, who writes about the conviction of two U.S. Border Patrol agents who were convicted for shooting a drug dealer who was escorting 800 pounds of marijuana.

It may be possible that Mr. Graf’s blogospheric audio debut, at least as an interviewee, was from the interview I did with him back in early October.  Either way, welcome to the blogosphere.  I’m looking forward to reading more.

Update: Hot Air has an interview between Bill O’Reilly and Tom Tancredo concerning the case.




September 23, 2006

I told him to do this!

Posted by Garrett P. O'Hara
Filed under: Republicans, Democrats, terrorism, elections

Remember the whole 9/11 memorial deal?  I’m not sure if Len Munsil was aware of it, but if not, the blogosphere in general (and perhaps my email in particular) made him aware of it.  This could be a huge blow to Napolitano’s claim to patriotism.

EspressoPundit, who originally posted the story onto the blogosphere, has received much coorespondence asking for Napolitano’s contact information.




September 20, 2006

Munsil’s RSS feed returns

Posted by Garrett P. O'Hara
Filed under: blogging, Republicans, Democrats, elections

I posted earlier concerning Len Munsil’s blog, including how it didn’t have an RSS feed, which would enable users of aggregators like Bloglines and Google Reader (my personal choice) to bring his blog into a central location along with the other favorite blogs of his readers.  It looks like the feed is back now.  Moreover, he’s challenged Janet Napolitano to a blog-off (ht: Karen of Scottsdale).

I’m liking this.  Except that Janet hasn’t replied, of course.  And she’s probably ahead in the polls, too.




August 29, 2006

Coorespondence update

Posted by Garrett P. O'Hara
Filed under: blogging, Republicans, immigration (legal or otherwise), ASUA, elections, university policy



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