Looking for a few good conservative blogs
Our first blogads run comprised a month each on a liberal blog, a libertarian blog, and one populated by sociology professors.
For our next run, we're looking for suggestions for conservative blogs to balance out the liberal blog(s) we've picked to be next.
Criteria include:
- a level-headed nature to their postings
- intellectual honesty - willing to admit their mistakes and make corrections
- frequent backlinks from other conservative blogs
- high traffic
- most importantly, cheap
Feel free to self-link or link your friends in comments, but none of the criteria are really optional.
Thanks in advance for the help!
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