Tim Tagaris News Today

Leftists generally ignore the problem of Big Tech Censorship: until they are affected by it. 

This behind the scenes account of the pivotal 2020 Iowa caucus is adapted from one chapter of the new book...

This behind the scenes account of the pivotal 2020 Iowa caucus is adapted from one chapter of the new book The Truce: Progressives, Centrists and the Future of…

Joshua Levy and Micah L. Sifry have a June 4 article at techPresident noting that among the major presidential candidates, only Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) has taken advantage of new software on the Facebook social networking site to broaden his Web presence. (Portions in bold are my emphasis):TechPresident’s Alan Rosenblatt took an early look at the new feature and the Obama application, which allows Facebook members to see new videos and messages from the campaign and share them with their Fa...

Today's Water Cooler

The Florida governor’s campaign said it had around 40,000 donors in May, an average of more than $200 per donor — a figure far higher than is typical for a campaign heavily funded by grass-roots support.

By Martin Bosworth The headline says it all...threatened with a filibuster and after eight hours of angry, eloquent debate on the vileness of supporting warrantless wiretapping and amnesty for lawbreaking telecom companies, Harry Reid has pulled the FISA reauthorization from the calendar for this Congressional session. Make no mistake--this bill will be back next year.…

U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego of Arizona is building a team of veterans from successful campaigns as he eyes a run for Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's seat.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) has built a massive digital operation, despite denying that he has presidential ambitions in 2024.

The governor has 6 million emails and 1.5 million phone numbers. It’s a massive tool, and it’s led to a logical question: What will he do with it after the midterms?