Forget pundits – we’re interested in what parents have to say about the Presidential Election. This week we’re featuring political Mama bloggers - one conservative and one liberal, side by side.
Liberal: Activistas.us
Conservative: Moms4McCain.blogspot.com
We’re now in the home stretch – with the election only days away, we’re bringing you our favorite political blogs. We’re featuring a conservative and liberal blog, side by side, for your reading pleasure…or aggravation. Check them out here.
Want to see what a few of our favorite political bloggers thought about the first presidential debate? Each week we’ll feature a conservative and liberal blog, side by side, for your reading pleasure…or aggravation. Check them out here.
With the election only weeks away, we’ll be bringing you our favorite political blogs in the MamaVote section. Each week we’ll feature a conservative and liberal blog, side by side, for your reading pleasure…or aggravation. Check them out here.
Do you find that far right or left really doesn’t suit you? This week, we’re featuring two blogs – one moderate and one progressive. Check out Purple People Vote and Everyday Citizen, here.
This month we’re featuring the blog “Pundit Mom” because we’re big believers in the idea that moms have a unique perspective on many important topics, politics in particular…
Do you think the media scrutinizes Sarah Palin’s personal life more because she is a woman?
: This is where moms go for their daily dose of politics. Politics For Moms does not endorse candidates or ideology. It is simply a resource for moms to educate themselves on the political process and on the candidates and issues so they can make an informed voting decision
History is inescapable. Who we are and how we react to events depends, to a great extent, on our past. The History News Network, a non-profit corporation, hopes to remind Americans of the complexity of history. Gil Troy blogs for the HNN and writes about current political happenings in context of history. HNN believes history is complicated and thus open their work to people of all political persuasions.
