The Washington Post blog The Fix – read by many political insiders – just updated it’s state political blogroll. Our friend FLA Politics rightly made the list. Sayfie Review, which is not actually a blog by any standard I’m aware of, also made the list, as did several newspaper blogs. Many other states had better progressive representation than we did, but many of them organized campaigns to lobby for placement on the list (as did Sayfie). We should’ve coordinated something like this… I didn’t think of it in time.
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