My New Blogging Gig is at AIP

One of the happy results of my attending CPAC this past year is that I was invited to write for a new group blog at the American Issues Project web site. My guess is that in time, AIP would like to have the sort of vibrant and dynamic blog that The American Spectator, Reason Magazine, or the Heritage Foundation have built, or even to push toward something like what National Review built at The Corner. I’d very much like to see another conservative group blog get established and it would thrill me if AIP’s blog (which really does need a catchy name) became that.

For now, I’m glad to be among good, young writers and to have an editor who likes my writing and is great to write for.

Bookmark the new blog or drop it into your RSS reader. I write usually three posts a week on various political topics. Do check it out!

Here are the posts I’ve written so far, from earliest to most recent. The post about George Soros hit the site today.

• Both Republicans and Democrats Among Top Porkers in the Senate
• False Promises and a 2,159% Tax Increase
• Budget Series: The Cost of Cap and Trade, Part 1
• The Cost of Cap and Trade, Part 2
• George Soros: Lion in a Gazelle Cage?

UPDATE: Moe Lane gives me mo’ Red State love. Thank you!

Other Posts of Interest:

• Meghan McCain = David Frum with a Nice Caboose
• So There I Was, Like a Good Conservative, Standing Athwart Jonathan Chait yelling “Stop”!
• New Blogroll Addition: The Tygrrrr Express

Tags: American Issues Project, Blogs and Blogging

Category: Blogs and Blogging, Conservatism, Featured