[dpakman91]

We are starting a new website which will further the udnerstanding of the democratic causes, and are looking for contributors.

Anyone interested in coming up with their ideas for a feature, please get in touch with us. this will be a great way to get your name out there.

The types of features we are looking for include, but are certainly not limited to:

-Pro-democrat articles regarding the war.
-Pro-democrat articles regarding the economy.
-Pro-democrat articles regarding the election.
-Pro-democrat articles regarding social issues.
-Polling related issues.
-"Arguing with conservatives" or the like...the best arguments to use when arguing with conservatives.
-Your pick, we're open to hearing any ideas.

Just contact me via PM.

[ericesquire]

Know any sites for Republicans?

[jpomerenke]

Originally posted by ericesquire
Know any sites for Republicans?

I second that.

[dpakman91]

Originally posted by ericesquire
Know any sites for Republicans?

yeah of course, most of them.

foxnews.com should get you started.

[LucasK]

Funny thing is, Liberals in Australia are the "Republicans" of America.

[dpakman91]

Originally posted by LucasK
Funny thing is, Liberals in Australia are the "Republicans" of America.

that's actually in most of the rest of the world.

i know in argentina and spain, where i have a lot of my family, the "left" is what in the US is a conservative, and the "right" what in the US is liberal.

[LucasK]

Yeah, in China if you can look at it in a certain light (since its hard to define "left" and "right"), the leftists are actually far more conservative than the rightists (at least socially/economically), and the right-wing are more progressive.

[Redbaron]

Originally posted by jpomerenke
I second that.

I third, fourth and fifth that.