Republicans 2.0: A New Forum, Just for You
Earlier today I linked to a new blog for moderate (conservative) Republicans: Crimson Politics. The goal of the site, which is more than a blog, is to give fiscal conservatives, moderate Republicans, moderate conservatives, libertarian conservatives, etc. a place to talk politics, unite, and take action.
One of its main tools in order to strengthen the more moderate wing of the GOP is a forum. PoliGazette and CP may join forces later on with regards to this forum; it has a very real potential to be the forum for the kind of Republicans described above. I encourage you all to head on over to this forum, to read some threads, start some of your own, and to start debating with each other. The debate options at a blog are always fairly limited since you can only talk about whatever the blogger posts. Not so with a forum; there you can take the initiative.
Some threads are already in place for those who love to debate: one about the RNC chair, another one about Bush giving medials to America’s main allies in the war against Iraq, and so on. Go there, start debating.
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