theREBUTTAL, is one-stop political reading, whether you’re a Socialist, Democrat, Moderate, Republican, or Libertarian. The articles are labeled with the party/stance that they represent to make it easy see what members of your party are saying…or to see what the folks are thinking on the other side of the aisle.

Moms Speak Up is a collaborative blog dedicated to the ongoing dialogue about the things that concern every parent. Health care, the environment, politics, food and toy safety…the list goes on. Fed up with “business as usual attitude from politicians and greedy corporations” the authors of Moms Speak Up have banded together to share opinions and be heard.

Pundit Mom has been a favorite of ours for some time – we love a blogger that’s thoughtful, informed, opinionated and witty all in one package. The great thing about Pundit Mom is that she writes in an approachable way and can be appreciated by political junkies and novices alike.

Mary Hunt is a speaker, writer and business developer for sustainable products in the women’s market. She trusts in “Purse String Theory” because women determine over 80% of all consumer buying. Her blog aims to help women purchase and promote fully sustainable products, thereby redirecting the business climate and cooling down the global climate.

Erin is a self-proclaimed suburbanite slob and mom of two realized her daily actions were contributing to the rapid decay of the planet. In an attempt to mitigate that damage, she is trying to make one change every day that will lighten her ecological footprint. Erin hopes to encourage other “average joes” to do the same.

A blog informing and espousing the virtures of Mike Huckabee for President. If you haven’t yet checked him out, please do!

My blog is a place for my thoughts, stories and opinions, mostly of a political nature. I blog about current events and the political process.

This blog has been about raising my son Yousuf in the occupied Gaza Strip while working as a journalist, and everything that entails from potty training to border crossings. We are currently in the United States, where we have re-joined Yassine, Yousuf’s father and my husband, and Palestinian refugee who is not allowed to live or visit us in Gaza. Together, we endure a lot, and the personal becomes political. This is our story.