Kelly Garrett
Founding Member (since November 2005)Kelly is a teacher and researcher in the School of Communication at the Ohio State University. His research interests include the study of online political communication, online news, and the ways in which citizens and activists use new technologies to shape their engagement with contentious political topics.
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ISI Web of Knowledge [v.4.6] - All Databases Results (Pending)
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Using the label "Teabaggers" for a group that calls itself the "Tea Party" seems unnecessarily inflammatory even in an opinion piece.
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Gates Doubts U.S.'s Afghan Strategy
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Carper quietly devises third option
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The video compilation, including segments from Fox News and from YouTube, provides convincing evidence for the claim that some individuals are fanning the flames of fear over the census. It doesn't include much additional analysis, and doesn't offer any counter arguments, but the argument is clear.
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Mandatory Flu Shots Hit Resistance
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Right-Wing Census Paranoia
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The Dime Standard
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Concise review of evidence for and against Wilson's accusation that the President lied during last night's speech.
While her characterization contained hyperbole, there was enough in the language of the bills and in the public statements of … the administration to suggest that ... More »
I’m usually not one to panic or be overly worried about the state of our country—even when we do awful things like invade Iraq and torture people, we usually ... More »
Clearly articulated and thoughtful criticism of political elites on the Right for failing to distance themselves from conspiracy theorists.
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Can We Have Buckley Back?
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The calls to shield children from exposure to the President's speech are troubling to me, though. Teaching children that they should ignore the ... More »








Using the label "Teabaggers" for a group that calls itself the "Tea Party" seems unnecessarily inflammatory.