You may have noticed the addition of the little ad box on the side bar of your screen on the Tolbert Report. A few weeks back fellow blogger Blake Rutherford and I had some sort of twitter back and forth over what I am sure was an important issue [...]
If watching “Talk Business with Roby Brock” is not part of your normal Sunday night routine, then you should really re-think your schedule. But especially tonight because your favorite Arkansas blogger is on it talking about the U.S. Senate race. What? No, not Blake Rutherford you [...]
Thumbs up to Max Brantley and Jason Tolbert for picking up the story that Lt. Governor Bill Halter recently met with liberal bloggers in Washington, D.C. and mulled over a US Senate bid in 2010.
“He was discussing it,” one of the people present said. “He gave a lot of [...]
It's possible I missed this in the paper this morning. But I didn't see on a quick scan news that Republican Michael Lamoureux easily won the special election to fill the state Senate seat vacated by Sharon Trusty of Russellville. I believe Jason Tolbert posted something on this last' [...]
Yeah, I don't know if anyone was aware that there was a debate in the 2010 Senate race. I sure wasn't aware of it. But I scrolled over to The Tolbert Report and he had a whole blog post on the [...]
In an internal campaign memo obtained by the Tolbert Report last night, I have learned that state Sen. Gilbert Baker plans to fight back against charges made by former state Sen. Dave Bisbee. Bisbee blames Sen. Baker for costing him the Senate Pro Temp position [...]
Right-of-center blogaholic Jason Tolbert resigned his post as Arkansas coordinator for Mike Huckabee’s political action committee today. Mr. Tolbert gives us a little insight into his rationale on his blog, “The Tolbert Report,” and notes that the events surrounding Maurice Clemmons played a role.
It’s got to be a tough [...]
I frequently link blogger Jason Tolbert here for the simple reason that the hobbyist journalist covers an awful lot of political ground, usually with camera running. He does real reporting (often -- I admit with some embarrassment -- following up questions raised here with the actual answers.)
He's a Republican and a past campaigner' [...]
Just a friendly reminder to blogger Jason Tolbert and everyone else who likes Sarah Palin that she will be in Fayetteville, Arkansas on December 3rd signing copies of her book at Sam’s Club. The event begins at 11 a.m.
I received this e-mail from a Republican friend of mine regarding the [...]
Blogging machine Jason Tolbert has a good post over at The Tolbert Report touching on Republican Senate hopeful Conrad Reynolds’ plans for financing his 2010 campaign. Reynolds, like many of the Republican hopefuls, has been slow off the mark in raising money for the race. As of the [...]
Jason Tolbert watched Mike Huckabee on Fox today so you didn't have to. (I know, as if ....)
He's leaning against a run for president in 2012 at the present time. He likes money better and he apparently wants something akin to unanimous consent from Repubs first.
“The reason I wouldn’t' [...]
I'm slacking. But not much to report.
* Sen. Gilbert Baker tells Jason Tolbert he's raised $700,000. He'll need that, times five or more, to beat Jim Holt and Stanley Reed and more in a primary and then face Sen. Blanche Lincoln (or Bill Halter).
* I've avoided the stores. My' [...]
The following takes my mind momentarily off all the grim words I heard at the Clinton Library luncheon about U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln's re-election campaign. Enthusiasm is lacking, to put it mildly. (Speaking of which, more bad poll numbers for her here.)
For entertainment, I recommend Jason Tolbert's report on [...]
God, I hate exclamation points. But I couldn’t help it today because Sarah Palin’s book, “Going Rogue,” finally arrives in bookstores. No, I’m not excited, but lots of other people are, including Jason Tolbert of The Tolbert Report.
By now, those of us that have been reading [...]
