Post in Survey: What are your favorite local blogs/websites/etc?

Feb 28 19:00 UTC

Greetings all,

I am proud to be part of mnblue at

http://www.mnblue.com/

for political information like the delegate guide

http://www.mnblue.com/node/896

or how to subcaucus

http://www.mnblue.com/node/898

As well as coverage of values, issues, debates, candidates, races, peace
activism and political activism. Mnblue is one of the most "how-to" sites among
the political blogs.

Every blog usually keeps a list of other interesting sites that the multiple
authors of the blog like, so you can network similar sites for a broader news
coverage. In addition to listing the blog links, the mnblue blog is part of
"lefty blogs" scroll of articles on the sidebar. The authors of mnblue are
diverse, so the discussions in the comments can get quite interesting. For
example, two major authors have split on who to support for the US senate race.

I cover most of what I write here on SPIF, also in mnblue, simply because the
discussion can then range far afield of the "St Paul focus" constraint.

Here is the list of favorite blogs that the mnblue authors have created:

Local Links

Aurora
blognetnews.com/Minnesota
Blue man in a Red district
Blue Stem Prairie
Centrisity
City Hall Scoop
The City Page's Blotter
The Cucking Stool
Dump Michelle Bachmann
Energista
Eyeteeth
Fruit Fly
Gavin Sullivan
Growth and Justice
I Don't Hate America!
James Clay Fuller
Lloydetta's Nooz
Minneapolis Issues Forum
MinneaPolitics
Minnesota 2020
Minnesota Monitor
MN Campaign Report
MNPublius
Mpls Mirror
Norwegianity
polinaut
St. Paul Issues Forum
TC Daily Planet
The Uptake
Truth Surfer

National Links

Crooks and Liars
DailyKos
firedoglake
Glenn Greenwald
Huffington Post
MyDD
Open Left
Senate Guru
Think Progress

Good luck with the SPIF class, I know you will do a great job.

Grace Kelly nicknamed Kelly
Curmudgeon from Merriam Park