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Red Alert Politics is a blog that is written by young conservatives for other conservatives. Their goal is to inform their fellow millennials about the truth in news and politics so that they will not buy the lie of the mainstream media. Among many topics, they address issues involving free speech and the attempts by Antifa and the Left to destroy the First Amendment. They are vocal with their views and show how Nike Air Max 98 Mujer many millennials are being deceived through techniques that are Adidas Zx 700 Dames primarily run by the Deep State. They urge fellow millennials to think for themselves and refuse to take everything in as fact until they have analyzed and studied it for themselves.This blog is a Canadian blog that focuses on political issues that affect Canadians. But much of their news seems to be U.S. news and mostly centered on Trump. Of course, this is not out of the ordinary. The blog takes an obvious liberal slant to every story. They address many different topics that are of interest to Canadians, including some issues that are highly controversial. One thing is for sure; it’s good material for the water cooler. They have several links you can click on to learn more and visit other parts of their site. You can also subscribe if you wish to receive regular Nike Air Max 270 Womens updates in your email. Bookmark this blog to start a fight with Nike Air Max Plus Tn Mujer someone at work!

Think Progress

Think Progress is a news blog dedicated to providing their readers with rigorous reporting and analysis from a progressive perspective. Founded in 2005, Think Progress is an editorially independent project of the Center for American Progress Action Fund.

Over the past decade, the blog has evolved from a small rapid response blog to a newsroom of reporters and editors covering the intersections between politics, policy, culture, and social justice.

Daily Kos

Daily Kos is a blog and an internet forum focused on liberal American politics. Additionally, the blog features a participatory political encyclopedia called “DKosopedia”, glossaries, and other content. It is Nike Air Max Command Femme sometimes considered an example of “Netroots” activism. It was Asics Gel Lyte 5 Femme founded in 2002 by Markos Moulitsas and takes the name Kos from the last Nike Air Max Thea Femme syllable of his first name, his nickname while in the military.

The blog is one of the oldest political blogs on the Web and it is unashamedly liberal. It gets about 25 million hits a month and has thousands of readers commenting every day. You will find a lot of heated discussions there.