Conservatism for Children and a Fun Page too.

I am looking to branch out my daily political blogs by adding a page geared towards children as well as a fun page. I'm still fleshing out ideas for each.

Among the ideas I've considered for The Conservative Child include how kids can get involved with politics at an early age, children's stories, and simple games for children.

The idea behind The Lighthearted Conservative is to provide a humor and activity page for people who like politics, but need a break from the serious politics for a bit.

Politics: the art of the possible

Politics has often been referred to as the art of the possible. Conservatives, like their other ideological brethren, have an idealistic side as well as a practical side. In that vein, I have another blog called The Political Conservative which deals with the strategy side of Conservatism. I will give a commonsense take on which battles to pick, what tact to take when arguing, and my take on miscellaneous issues such as how did we get Obama.

I'd love to hear strategies, tactics, tacts that you think are successful as well as ideas for future blog entries.

Today's issue for my other blog is the "Birther" issue and how to handle it.

Thanks,
Rich