Waldo Jaquith

Attorney General Bob McDonnell speaking at Blog Summit.

Big-big news from The Sorensen Institute: Attorney General Bob McDonnell has been added to the agenda of next month’s Blog Summit as the opening speaker.

We’ve got bloggers galore, we’ve got delegates, we’ve got the Attorney General. Have we got you yet? No? Register now.


12 Comments

You going to ask him about sodomy? :)

Posted by Alice Marshall on 26 May 2006 @ 10pm

I’m hoping he’s put that incident (and that unfortunate belief os his) behind him, along with the close of the 1950s. I’ll assume so until proven otherwise.

Call me an optimist. :)

Posted by Waldo Jaquith on 26 May 2006 @ 10pm

I’ll be there, so I’m thinking of asking him if he’s personally witnessed his buddy Pat Robertson leg press 2,000 lbs.

Posted by Mike Sizemore on 26 May 2006 @ 11pm

Any arm wrestling contests set up yet between the Miller Vs. Webb bloggers yet :-)

Posted by SpankThatDonkey on 27 May 2006 @ 12am

What exactly is he going to talk about?

Posted by eileen on 27 May 2006 @ 8am

Dunno—I’ve only repeated the extent of what I’ve read. :)

Posted by Waldo Jaquith on 27 May 2006 @ 9am

Oh, good. My favorite politician.

Nobody tell him that orange juice is 50 cents less down the road or he’ll charge our host with “price gouging”.

Posted by Jon Henke on 27 May 2006 @ 9am

Ah, the joys of bipartisanship. :)

Posted by Waldo Jaquith on 27 May 2006 @ 10am

Hey, I’m an equal opportunity disliker. (that’s kinda like The Decider)

I forget the comedian, but a long time ago I heard one fellow say something like: “racism is unnecessary. There’s plenty of reasons to hate everybody on an individual basis.” I feel the same way about partisanship.

Posted by Jon Henke on 28 May 2006 @ 6am

You keep inviting everybody who reads this to the blog summit. But very few of us actually write blogs. So do you really want hundreds of people who read blogs but do not write them to show up at this event?

Posted by ATA on 30 May 2006 @ 9am

Personally, I’d love to see more readers than writers, just to know that bloggers aren’t just talking to themselves.

Posted by Jason on 30 May 2006 @ 9am

I agree with Jason. I was surprised at how many blog readers showed up last year (having mistaken their registrations as indicators that they’re pseudonymous bloggers), and then doubly surprised at how valuable that their participation proved to be.

Posted by Waldo Jaquith on 30 May 2006 @ 10am