Politics I Digital Advocacy I Croatia
It’s been a while since I last posted and I wanted to highlight recent efforts several of my friends and I have made to jumpstart the New Media Exchange/NME. Our relaunch Happy Hour, hosted at Conservative Partnership Institute, was an exceptional gathering, bringing together old friends and new connections to celebrate our shared enthusiasm for … Read more
I just returned from a much-needed vacation in Croatia, and now I’m all geared up to dive back into work. August is my go-to time for mental “resets.” It’s when I play catch-up with my reading list and indulge in podcast marathons. (By the way, if Croatia’s calling your name, take advantage of my travel … Read more
If it isn’t blatantly obvious already, Gizmodo’s recent article “Facebook Traffic Takes a Hit Following Algorithm Change” provides even more evidence that Conservative activists and organizations need to own their data and avoid relying primarily on social media platforms to promote their message. As I mentioned in a previous post, Conservatives should continue engaging on … Read more
While Elon Musk’s recent purchase of Twitter sparked massive outrage among liberal activists and media personalities, it doesn’t look like the bad press negatively impacted the platform. New data show Twitter usage is at an all-time high. Musk’s acquisition of Twitter may prove that Free Speech is still alive in America. But does that mean … Read more
With ChatGPT dominating the news and everyone’s social media feeds, activists and campaign operatives might wonder if they should incorporate ChatGPT and other Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools into their workflow. The answer is most definitely a “yes.” The speed and relative precision of what these AIs deliver can dramatically improve your workflow by providing an … Read more
While one shouldn’t count their chickens before they hatch, it’s worth taking an early look at some of the new faces and personalities likely to prevail in November and arrive on Capitol Hill come January. Examining the prospective incoming class of new Republicans in Congress shows the GOP House caucus is poised to get some … Read more
The 2020 presidential race will likely come down to swing states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Negotiating a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation with Croatia could help the president win those states. How’s that, you ask? Read my piece over at The American Spectator to find out!