Tape Here, Tape Now

With or without House Democrats in town, the debate over energy policy will continue in Washington tomorrow. Republicans in the chamber won't have it any other way.

The first round of the revolution wasn't televised, but conservatives are planning to make sure the second round is. Good for them.

The taping doesn't have to be limited to the nation's capital, though. Everyone can get involved by taping here and taping now -- wherever here and now is for you. If your lawmaker left town without having the energy debate the nation wants to hear, hold his or her feet to the fire by asking tough questions and filming the response. Spread the news far and wide on the Internet, including through Eyeblast.tv.

The liberal media already has shown itself eager to ignore or ridicule this story as "bizarre," but this is the information age. We don't need the liberal media now. If you can't beat 'em -- and we never will as long as they buy ink by the barrel -- then bypass 'em.

This is a chance for conservatives to stake their claim in the new media frontier in a big way. Seize this moment!