Maegan Carberry
New FOX debates on YouTube
My team has updated my YouTube page with recent appearances. Check them out here!
Mike Allen on @WilshWash!
In a recent Wilshire & Washington, Politico’s Mike Allen (author of the must-read daily Playbook e-mail alert!) talks with Ted, Kristin and I about the role ebooks like his new “The Right Strikes Back” will play in the 2012 election cycle. Listen to the podcast on Blog Talk Radio here.
The STOCK Act
In a recent Wilshire & Washington The Atlantic’s Megan McArdle talks with Ted, Kristin and I about whether members of Congress who have access to sensitive information should be precluded from investing in the stock market. Listen to “Insider Trading in Congress” on Blog Talk Radio here.
SOPA: The Showdown
The SOPA debate is getting hotter and hotter, with the White House this week appearing to support the techies. In a recent Wilshire & Washington, Politico’s Jen Martinez talks with Ted, Kristin and I about the implications of the SOPA legislation. Listen on Blog Talk Radio here.
Digital Platforms for ’12
In 2008, Blue State Digital was the bee’s knees. In ’12, new platforms have emerged to compete and build on the innovation of the last presidential election cycle. See “2012 Election: 3 Digital Platforms Poised to Change the Conversation” on Mashable.
QR Codes in ’12
I put on my brainstorming cap and talked with media strategist George Alafoginis about how QR code technology could be utilized by campaigns in the 2012 election. Check out “5 Ways QR Codes Could Shake Up the 2012 Election” on Mashable.
Reflections on 9/11
I got the chance to write about a unique experience I had, reuniting with former Daily Bruin Editor-in-Chief Tim Kudo and Managing Editor Mike Falcone in Washington DC last spring. We all worked at the UCLA paper together on 9/11, and having gone our separate ways it was fitting that the three of us were [...]
Power of the Moderate
Many of today’s politicians label themselves “moderate,” but the fruitless debt ceiling debates, the far-right Republican presidential field, and Obama’s inability to succeed with moderates and independents brings into question the legitimacy of the term moderate in today’s partisan political culture. Do moderates wield any power or influence in Washington? Are people discounting everything politicians [...]
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