Today on the Northern Alliance Radio Network:
- Volume I “The First Team” – John, Brian and Chad – will kick things off from 11-1. No idea, as this is written, what they’re going to talk about, but I’m going to guess it’ll coming down off the natural high of making Nick “Engineering Is For Dorks” Coleman the Loon of the Year. Finding out is half the adventure.
- Volume II “The Headliner” – Ed is off on assignment, so I’ll be soloing from 1-3; call in early and often! I’ll be talking about Iowa, and with special guest Drew Emmer about the CD25 special election, the upcoming caucuses, and (with any luck) interviewing Barry Casselman. Tune in!
- Volume III, “The Final Word” – King and Michael will talk Minnesota trash after that until 5PM; Michael’s challenged me to stick around and accept an “award” regarding my take on the SD25 race, but I don’t think he means it in a nice way.
So tune in to all six hours of the Northern Alliance Radio Network, the Twin Cities’ media’s sole guardians of sanity. On the air at AM1280 in the Metro, or streaming at AM1280’s Website, or via podcast at Townhall.
(Along with the Stroms, from 9-11, natch).
I think that today’s “the final word” was one of the NARN’s finest moments.
Of course you probably lost everyone that isn’t interested in GOP inside baseball, but for those of us that were interested, it was very entertaining.
Mitch,
While you were talking about the SD25 race, I called the head of the College Republicans at St. Olaf (my daughter’s roommate). She said that Dahle had been on campus campaigning, but didn’t mention if Cox did the same. I’m guessing he didn’t.
I asked her if she had seen any “outside efforts” to get students to the poll, but at St Olaf, the poll was at the student union so it wouldn’t require much. My daughter reported that there was a bus to get students from one of the outlying dorms to the student union.
Who ever picked the date for the special election screwed the pooch.
Question: Can a student who registers to vote in SD25, change their registration to their home district for the next general election?
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I caught the last part off and on. Very interesting. A little tension, but enjoyed the conversation.
As far as college voting goes, here’s my experience in Wisconsin. I could have voted in either my home town, or in campus district. I did both (NO, not in the same election). It was very easy to register and vote in where ever you called home at that time. The dorms were considered perminent addresses as far as voting officials were concerned.
I was head of College Republicans for a year there. We had several info tables in the student center. Brought candidates on campus, and generally the campus voted roughly 55-45 in favor of Republicans. Our opposition wasn’t so much the Young Democrats (overall, they were a decent bunch…this was a low key campus). It was moonbat professors. One of the stories the professors would tell their students, that if Republicans ran the state, they would close this campus. And many students fell for it…I mean surely a college professor would never lie……