I have a lot of blogs linked in the sidebars of this site, and I actually do make an effort to keep the lists up-to-date. That means deleting dead blogs, but it also means adding exciting new ones.
First of all, to my conservative readers, I highly recommend checking out some of the liberal blogs under the "Rival Racers" heading in the right-hand sidebar. I've chosen some that I think are well-written and make fair arguments — or are just plain funny. Reading only those blogs that reinforce your own point of view is like playing Street Fighter II against the computer: predictable and unchallenging. Reading opposing arguments is like playing a human opponent. It keeps you on your toes, forcing you to anticipate and adapt.
Second, I've added some aggregators and mutli-contributor blogs in the "Group Rides" section, also in the right-hand sidebar: Conservative Grapevine, the liberal-leaning TPM Cafe, and the brand-new GOPinion.com.
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Monday, June 13
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Shouldn't Obsidian Wings be in the "Group Rides" section instead of "Rival Racers"?
Hilzoy and Edward are liberals, but Von is centrist, and Sebastian Holsclaw, Slartibartfast, and Charles Bird are conservatives. It's one of the few sites where honest dialog between left and right can be reliably found.
Posted by Big Ben
I guess so. I was wondering what the conservative posts were doing on there. Since you recommended it, I automatically assumed it was liberal and those guys were guest stars or something. :-)
I guess Crooked Timber and Volokh Conspiracy are group blogs, too... maybe I should save that category for mass aggregators, not group efforts?
Posted by GaijinBiker
I agree that reading 'the opposition' is hugely important. Especially the best of that group.
If your ideas can't stand the arguments against them, you need to refine your ideas.
Posted by Dave Justus
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