Brandon on April 2nd, 2008

At the Scott Walker victory party last night, a number of people mentioned Gop3.com and immediately pulled out their Blackberries. It got me thinking, what if we customized the site so that it looked great on all mobile devices, including Blackberries, Smartphones and Windows Mobile (even some cell phones)? After some research and installation, we [...]

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Brandon on December 30th, 2007

Most Viewed Posts 2007 was a great year on Gop3.com, we had well over 120,000 unique visitors and, more importantly, I very involved community that shared their ideas in an average of ten comments per post. Here are the top ten most popular posts this year: 1. Support Our Troops – Remember Me by Lizzie [...]

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There are many articles available across the internet like “How to be a better blogger” or “100 ways to blog better”, their common denominator is that every blog should be focused on a narrow area that the bloggers have a passion for. Gop3.com obviously majors in conservative political blogging and Marquette University with a minor [...]

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Everywhere we look today we can see children exposed to the big government, ask-and-it-shall-be-yours attitude that can encourage a later belief in the nanny state. Let’s start with a seemingly innocent example that my mother presented: mission trips through church. Most churches offer the opportunity for kids to go on mission trips, whether organized by [...]

Continue reading about Raising Little Capitalists, Battle Big Government with Payjr

As we have done for the past 2 years running, Daniel and I, along with Justin, will be liveblogging the Wisconsin College Republicans’ state convention this evening and tomorrow. Watch Gop3.com for up-to-the-minute information on the state elections (including the hotly contested race for WICR chair) as well as general commentary and speech analysis.

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This PoliTech post was meant to be an introduction for politicos to Spotplex.com, a new Digg competitor that ranks news and blog posts according to the number of times they have been clicked on versus a Digg/Bury system that liberals have used to game Digg and ban conservatives. I will still link to spotplex, it [...]

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Brandon on March 12th, 2007

In response to my challenge and that of commenter Theo North, the Sara and Dan MUSG ticket has released two more YouTube videos on their channel and facebook group. “Talking about Dan and Sara” is a much more dynamic piece than their first foray into YouTube. It has a number of students and locations that [...]

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Brandon on March 5th, 2007

We have all seen how the YouTube campaign video trend can both make and break a campaign. The “macaca” incident with George Allen, whether fair or not, destroyed Fmr. Senator Allen’s presidential hopes. Conversely, Obama has made positive waves by announcing his campaign via web video. Sara Stellpflug and Dan Guenther have taken this approach [...]

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You can now once again Digg posts on this site. Digg has restored my account with this final description of how my account, and Gop3.com, got banned for instructing conservatives on the use of digg: When submitted stories are consistently reported as spam and users complain via our feedback email about submission spam, we ban [...]

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Last week in our PoliTech section, I took Gop3.com’s readers through the Digg.com signup process, encouraged them to list their user names in the comments so they could easily find other conservatives, and demonstrated how they could see what other conservatives were digging. Liberals predictably got upset that I was doing this. It was only [...]

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