Credentialed RNC Bloggers
RNC Bloggers
Here is list of credentialed bloggers for the Republican National Convention:
Kevin Aylward, WizBang
Dean Esmay, Dean's World
Blogs For Bush
Matt Margolis of Blogs For Bush
Captain Ed, Captain's Quarters and Blogs For Bush
Scott Sala, Slant Point
John H. Hinderaker, Power Line
Karol, Dean's World and Spot On,
Bill, INDC Journal (was a disinvited blogger from DNCC)
Tom Bevan, RealClear Politics
Ben Domenech, Red State
Tacitus
Roger L. Simon
Brian Reich, Campaign Web Review
David Adesnik from OxBlog
Hugh Hewitt
Unofficially blogging:
Travis LaFrance
RNC bloggers more privileged than delegates?
The Bloggers' Invitation (difficult to read)
GOP Convention Media Walk-Through
RNC.org blog
Convention musical entertainment
Includes: Brooks and Dunn, Lee Ann Womack, Third Day, Jaci Velasquez, Darryl Worley, Dexter Freebish, Gracie Rosenberger, Donnie McClurkin, Michael W. Smith, Daniel Rodriquez, Daize Shayne, Ron Silver, the Gatlin Brothers, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Sara Evans and Dana Glover.
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Top GOP Convention FAQs:
1. When is the Republican National Convention?
The Official Convention Period runs from Monday, August 30 thru Thursday, September 2, 2004.
2. Where is the Republican National Convention 2004 being held?
Madison Square Garden will be the main site. MSG is located in Manhattan, New York, USA and is bordered by Seventh and Eighth Avenues, 31st and 33rd Streets.
3. What street, subway, LIRR, business, and transportation closings and restrictions are expected?
Traffic, Transportation, closings, restrictions roundup. MTA-LIRR closings, Penn Station entrance closings map. Latest Penn Station closings, Republican Convention street closing map one, this map represents the first days street closings and the less extensive closing conditions that will apply for off hours. Republican Convention street closing map two, this map represents the more extensive street closing rules that will apply when the convention is in session. The Official NYC RNC street closings press release, with full details. Latest press Release For Penn Station, subway, business, pedestrian closings.
4. Who will speak at the RNC 2004? Updated RNC speakers list.
Here is the Official Prime Time list of speakers for the 2004 Republican Convention:
Monday, Aug 30:
Michael Bloomberg, Rudy Guiliani, John McCain
Tuesday, Aug 31:
Laura Bush, Rod Paige, Arnold Schwarzenegger
Wednesday, Sept 1:
Lynne Cheney, Dick Cheney, Zell Miller
Thursday, Sept 2:
George Pataki, George Bush
Others: Senator Bill Frist, Senator Elizabeth Dole, Senator Rick Santorum, Senator Sam Brownback, Rep. Dennis Hastert, Lt. Gov. Michael Steele-MD, Rep. Heather Wilson-MD, Rep. Anne Northup-KY, Erika Harold(Miss America 2003).
5. What Security is being enacted for the 2004 Republican National Convention?
This is a question with many aspects, here we will catalogue a few. Latest security updates, airspace security, airport security, Security Cost, Federal Task Force, NYC Security, MSG Penn Station security, federal RNC waterside security, NYPD convention harbor security, bio-tech security.
6. To whom/where should permit applications be submitted?
Applications for march permits or sound device permits should be made with the Office of the Chief of Department, room 1300, One Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038.
7. Who handles applications for parkland use?
Permit requests to use parklands are handled separately by the New York City Parks Department.
8. How many delegates will attend the 2004 Republican National Convention?
2,509 delegates and 2,344 alternates.
9. How are delegates for the 2004 Republican National Convention chosen?
Delegates are chosen by a primary election, a caucus[closed political meeting], or a combination of the two. The selection process varies depending on the state's, territory's or District of Columbia's rules. state delegations to the 2004 republican national convention.
11. Who founded the Republican party?
The Free Soil Party and The Conscience Whigs [Whig Party Northerners] founded the Republican Party in Jackson Michigan July 6, 1854.