Opposites don't always attract.  Maybe this guy is looking to fill Karl Rove's shoes.

a stalking gig pays.  But he's probably doing it for brownie points.

I wonder what year he grad from Godwin... there is where I went to school :)

What on earth is wrong with high school kids being in Young Dems or Young Republicans?

I think its pretty cool, actually.  I am always really excited to meet high school aged kids at events who are informed and know something about politics.  Many of us (myslef included) did not get into government and the political process until a later age, but hey-not everyone can join the football team or the drama club.  Not saying you are wrong, just disagreeing with you.  :)

until graduation? Is that what you counsel? I wish I had been more politically savvy in high school. I might not have made a couple of mistakes I made in my twenties.
Never mind what they were. (hangs head)

Guess I should have used the ":)"  Just joking.  This place has gotten too serious recently.

That's why I use "LOL" and :) a lot.  Kind of goofy, but it gets the message across...

Is this the same Matt Pinsker that's a freshman at WM, ran for Student Assembly VP with another freshman, and garnered a whopping 4% of the vote from the student body at large?

Pinsker ran for SA VP at W&M. You can view the three tickets here:

http://sin.wm.edu/modules/elections/StudentAssembly2006/SA/President%20and%20Vice%20President/?return=/modules/elections/StudentAssembly2006/SA/President%20and%20Vice%20President/

I didn't vote for them, but it's worth noting in their defense that:
- Dunn and Pinsker never planned on winning, they just wanted to bring up new ideas in a race that they saw as a battle between a far-left ticket and a centrist ticket
- Many people regarded 4% as a decent showing, given that the Scofield/Norris ticket was the first incumbent ticket ever and was widely expected to win.

Matt needs to "get a life" for doing Teenage Republicans? Please. You are obviously political too for reading this blog. And it's odd you make fun of him for going out to make a difference while you are sitting in your armchair posting negative comments on blogs about people you don't even know. Then again, I shouldn't expect a bunch of whiney Dems to understand work ethics...

at least we whiney Dems can spell "hypocrite," so that's something in our favor.

Nice to have you visit us, Lindsy.  If that is, in fact, how you spell your name...

Oh the pleasure's all mine, Mr. instantaneous blog comment reply-guy. Anything to get change the subject away from Matt, who probably doesn't deserve any of this B.S.

P.S. I'm an aerospace engineering student; I have no need to have the dictionary memorized.

you make a fine Republican with your spelling skills.  Wee havee suche fonde memoriese ofe Dane Quayle'se "potatoe." 

But really, it's good to have a College Republican in our midst.  You guys get a bum rap these days because of the antics your predecessors like Jack Abramoff. How's the College Republican scene at UVA anyway?  My sister got her PhD at UVA, but she didn't become a Republican until after she left the school. 

Oh, BTW, everyone... my sister's a Republican, but she's supporting Webb.

How about you Lindsy.  Have you figured out who the best man in the Senate race is yet?

you troll rated me for my welcoming comment, Lindsy.  That's not very nice. No need to get so touchy over my pointing out the shortcomings in your spelling of your insult. 

Hey, I've got to give you credit where it's due... at least you spelled "whiney" right.  I bet W couldn't spell that.