Bob Hastings put up a very interesting post about the sudden departure of KOH’s Bill Manders, lamenting the loss of local conservative media. And while local, talented talk radio is something any community should always want more of, and is something Northern Nevada has a serious scarcity of, we don’t have to just complain. Every one of us can add to the conversation, add to local information, and add to the conservative conversation. And if we care about the direction of Nevada, we should.
Blogging used to be much tougher and more expensive, although anonymous commenters were plentiful back then, too. But our country wouldn't be the USA without them!
Blogs are free and easy, people.
I’ve been meaning to update my blogroll for awhile – it’s gotten a little dusty lately. If you’re one of the last people on earth with a Blackberry Curve and can’t see it right away, a) it’s over there on the right, and b) please E-mail me so we can start a support group for behind-the-times gadget owners.
There’s some brand new stuff over there well worth your time, including Sean Cary’s new and creatively titled site which is already full of great content.
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If you have a conservative/libertarian blog or website in Nevada, or even just a more neutral news gathering one, feel free to let me know in the comments or shoot me an E-mail or Facebook message. I think this is the most comprehensive righty blogroll in Nevada, and I’d like to keep it that way. (A link is not necessarily an endorsement of the content of any blog on that roll, for the record.)
And for everyone else with a blog – particularly a conservative one – please feel free to steal all or some of that blog roll. Not only do I appreciate the reciprocal blogroll love, but a “blogosphere” only works to amplify our voices if it’s, you know, actually connected enough to be a “sphere.” Otherwise, we’re just a bunch of lonely individuals shouting in the wind, with no appreciation for just how not alone we are.
And we are definitely not alone.
