- Part 24

Eleven Years Without Them

Posted by Tamara Louris | Sep 15, 2012 | For Tribbles |

by Tarzana Joe ☙☙☙☙ As if we need to be reminded As if our hearts were somehow blinded As if each plane that I see fly Light and faultless in the sky Isn’t carrying the souls Of Beemer and the boys Who left their seats to save us They didn’t obey the blinking sign Pretending everything was fine Waiting for the sanctions to take hold As if every visitor to New York doesn’t wonder And lining up without our shoes And belts And pocket change We know why we’re waiting As if we need a...

Time for Real Foreign and Domestic Leadership

Posted by Tamara Louris | Sep 14, 2012 | Featured, Politics |

Wednesday morning Americans were stunned to learn the US diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, had come under attack. The lethal attack left 4 Americans murdered: Ambassador Christopher Stevens; Foreign Service Information Management Officer, Sean Smith; former Navy SEAL, Glen Doherty; and former Navy SEAL, Tyrone Woods. While the story first broadcast by the AP and major networks asserted the attacks were a backlash from the anti-Islam, YouTube film, “The Innocence of Muslims” (made by a 55 year old Egyptian-born Coptic Christian man), Libyan officials believe the attacks were strategically planned to mark the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Concurrently, violence...

Step Two in the Twitter Journey: Twitter for Newbies 102

Posted by Tamara Louris | Sep 13, 2012 | Featured, For Tribbles, Hugh Hewitt Show, Politics |

Now that many of you have read my first piece, Twitter for Newbies, you have acquired accounts, created and uploaded avs and started your Twitter voyage. You may have even become a bit addicted as you are baptized into a world of thousands of conservative, kindred spirits. But now you wonder, “What’s next? This is fun…but HOW can I use this form of new media to effect any change?” Step 1: Follow and Gain Followers Contrary to popular opinion, twitter is not a mere megaphone for narcissists: it can be a cyber bully pulpit for enduring ideas and urgent...

Questions by Tarzana Joe

Posted by Tamara Louris | Sep 11, 2012 | For Tribbles |

❧❧❧❧ Spring will never come again No April without pain Each April the Emancipator’s Slain Mothers, will there ever Be a Sunday in December When we will not Remember November never passes Until I shed a tear Year after Year after Year And never in September Will I look into the sky Without asking the question Why Why Why Why ❧❧❧❧ Tarzana Joe, the poet laureate of the Hugh Hewitt Radio Show, can be heard on air in the 3rd hour of the broadcast on most Fridays. His wonderful poetry can be found at tarzanajoe.blogspot.com Reprint with permission by Tarzana...

Introducing Our Friend Cliff Cramp, Illustrator

Posted by Tamara Louris | Sep 11, 2012 | For Tribbles |

The world of tribbledom includes interesting people from across the nation and around the world. Every tribble is a conservative, most are people of faith, and many are exceedingly gifted: Cliff Cramp just happens to be all three! Cliff joined the group of Hugh Hewitt Radio Show aficionados (who would subsequently be known as “the tribbles”) in 2008. We congregated daily on twitter using the #hhrs hashtag (which has since been changed to #hewitt), and “tweeted” as time allowed throughout the show. We quickly discovered that Cliff was an illustrator, an extremely good illustrator. A little more from...

Author: Tamara Louris

Eleven Years Without Them

Time for Real Foreign and Domestic Leadership

Step Two in the Twitter Journey: Twitter for Newbies 102

Questions by Tarzana Joe

Introducing Our Friend Cliff Cramp, Illustrator

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