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List of 500+ Women Political Bloggers

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A List Of Over 100 275 300 375 500+ Women Blogging On Politics — by Catherine Morgan

UPDATE: As of August 1st, we now have 500 women political bloggers.

Answering the question…Where are all the women political bloggers? I decided to take some time today and surf the Internet for as many women blogging on politics that I could find. The refreshing thing about women political bloggers is their diversity…and here are 100 300 500 of them.

The list started after I read this article…

Women, Politics, and the Internet — Katharine Q. Seelye

We know that women slightly outnumber men online. But at least anecdotally, it seems as if more men are on the political blogs, writing specifically about politics, reading about politics and putting in their two cents in the comments sections. Did you notice how many more men compared to women submitted videos for the Democratic YouTube debate in July? The pool of videos for the upcoming Republican YouTube debate is similarly stocked with more men.

The list is now in alphabetical order. If you would like something added to your link, or you would like your blog added to this list…just say so in comments. Thanks.

When I first published this list back in October, we had links to 100 women blogging about politics. Today, the count is at 500, and still growing. Are you a woman blogging about politics? Are you on the list? If not, please leave me your link in comments, so I can add your blog. And, if you would like to be a guest blogger on The Political Voices of Women with a guest post, please join our community.

I hope you’ll take some time and check out the women on the list…and if you blog about politics, consider adding some of these women to your blogroll, or linking to them in a post.

Now, in alphabetical order – links to 500 women blogging about politics…

  1. A Brain Like Mine – Diary of a Feminist Housewife
  2. A Feather Adrift
  3. A Lovely Promise — Human rights, war and peace, politics, and gardening.
  4. A Mommy with an Attitude
  5. A Series of Tubes — How are political groups using the internet to reach out to citizens? From YouTube debates to Facebook groups, this blog will tell you all about it.
  6. Above Average Jane – PA Politics and GREAT interviews with pols and candidates
  7. Nikki — According To Nikki
  8. Adventures In Daily Living
  9. Adventures In The Pacific Northwest
  10. Alegre’s Corner
  11. Althouse
  12. Always On Watch
  13. Amanda Carpenter — From Townhall.com
  14. American Princess — Party politics and the age of the Post and Prada
  15. And Rightly So — I am not a politically correct person at all. I speak my mind and I could care less who I offend when doing so. I call a spade for a spade when needed. I also swear a whole lot – get ever it.
  16. Anderson @ Large — I blog about politically black news and commentary, focusing on voter participation, voting rights, civil rights, religion and politics, and voting rights and technology.
  17. Anna’s Clue Tank
  18. Annie’s Inferno
  19. Anonymous Is A Women — A blog about politics, religion, the economy, the culture wars – you know, all the fun stuff.
  20. Antigone Magazine — A blog about women, politics, women in politics and the politics of being a woman.
  21. Appetite for Equal Rights
  22. Arianna Huffington — Huffington Post
  23. Sandy Renshaw — Around Des Moines
  24. Asheville on the Ground
  25. Assorted Babble
  26. Avedon Carol
  27. Average Jane at Progress Ohio — Our mission is to provide quality online and off-line tools for use by individuals, groups and organizations to further their ideas and issues through communication and action.
  28. A. M. Reynolds — Backyard Beacon — The Backyard Beacon is a not-for-profit, nonpartisan citizen-based watchblog that sheds light on underreported stories, particularly those in minority communities. The Beacon is a Newstex.com licensed Weblog distributed through the LexisNexis services.
  29. BackyardConservative — Comments and Links from a conservative in the Chicago suburbs. This blog is a product of over 25 years of biting my tongue in polite society.
  30. Bang the Drum – Rant and ramblings of a political junkie.
  31. Barbara’s Blog
  32. Barbara’s Tchatzkahs
  33. Becky from Deep Muck Big Rake — So much muck, so little time.
  34. Been There
  35. Betsy’s Page
  36. Big Girl Pants
  37. Big Green Purse
  38. Birth Pangs
  39. Biscotti’s Blog
  40. Bitter Knitter
  41. Black On Campus
  42. Black Political Thought
  43. Black Women, Blow The Trumpet!
  44. Black Women Blogging
  45. Black Women Vote!
  46. Blatherings
  47. Blog Fabulous
  48. Blog For Democracy
  49. Blog It Forward
  50. Bloggg
  51. Blogging Amerikkka
  52. Blogging For Michigan
  53. BlogHer — A community of Women Bloggers
  54. BlogHer — Election 2008
  55. Blogs By Women
  56. Blonde Sagacity — The conservative that liberals hate to love.
  57. BlondeSense
  58. Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat
  59. Blue Bloggin — My liberal blog focuses on Texas and national politics, political corruption, the environment and what every else pops in my head.
  60. Blue Gal
  61. Blue Girl, Red State — I’m an over- educated, pissed-off redhead with a broadband connection and a credit card; fiercely dedicated to the Constitution; here to remind y’all that America is founded on four boxes: 1.)The Soapbox. 2.)The Ballot Box. 3.)The Jury Box. 4.)The Ammo Box. They should be used in that order. This is my soapbox.
  62. Blue Linchpin
  63. Blue Spot
  64. Blue Star Chronicles
  65. Bluedaze — You may never know what results come of your action, but if you do nothing there will be no result. – Mahatma Gandhi
  66. BOHEMIAN Adventures
  67. Bold Words — Exploring How Bold Words Can Give Life To Bold Ideas
  68. Bottom Line Up Front — Amy
  69. Bride of Acheron
  70. Brilliant at Breakfast
  71. Brown Sugar
  72. Build Peace — Arizona-based blog by a woman peace activist, mother, writer, anthropologist, semiotician — most often political, but not always. Original scoops and reporting have included Raging Granny arrests and Howard Dean`s positive interactions with Arizona CODE
  73. BWFO — Black Women For Obama
  74. Care2 Election Blog
  75. Catzmaw’s Commentary — I mostly write about issues like the Iraq War, legal issues like habeas corpus and Guantanamo, and the like. Lately I’ve been writing about radiation therapy.
  76. Celtic Diva’s Blue Oasis
  77. Center for New Words — The Center for New Words is dedicated to a simple mission: To use the power and creativity of words and ideas to strengthen the voice of progressive and marginalized women in society.
  78. ChangeServant — Big ideas Random thoughts Irregular musings
  79. Chicago Moms Blog — The Chicago Moms blog is a collaborative group of moms writing about their lives in Chicago, Ill.
  80. Chicken Hawk Express — Robin
  81. Choose or Lose
  82. Citizen Against Lies
  83. Chronicles of Dissent — Fighting back against the erosion of privacy and civil liberties in post-9/11 America.
  84. Citizen Jane Politics
  85. Code Neon Blue!
  86. Coleen Rowley — Huffington Post
  87. Completely Unnecessary
  88. Confessions of a Closet Republican
  89. Connie Talk
  90. Conservatism With Heart
  91. Conservative Ally
  92. Conservative Belle
  93. Conservative Amazons — Conservative Amazons is written by a group of college-age conservative women who say that liberal feminism doesn’t tell their side of the story.
  94. Conservative Girls Are Hot
  95. Conservative Politics Today
  96. Cool Crys Chronicles
  97. Cooper and Emily — BlogHer Acts
  98. Cooper at Wonderland or Not
  99. Cosmo and Me
  100. Country Dawn
  101. Crunchy Domestic Goddess
  102. Cynthia’s Interests — My blog is eclectic. I talk about everything from politics, to religion, to education and heath. I`m honest, yet I`m not always politically correct. My views are strictly told from an African American woman`s perspective.
  103. Dana Tuszke — Political Contributing Editor for BlogHer
  104. Dark Continent – by Frances White
  105. DC Metro Moms — The politics of parenting.
  106. Dear Kitty, Some Blog
  107. DebsWeb
  108. Deep Muck Big Rake
  109. Defending The Environment
  110. Delaware Way
  111. Democracy For New Mexico — by Barbara W.
  112. Detroit News Politics Blog
  113. Diary of a Content Black Woman
  114. Different Drummer
  115. Dirt & Noice
  116. Ditzy Dems, Part Deux
  117. DogWoman
  118. Cynthia Samuels — Don’t Gel Too Soon
  119. Dragon Lady’s Den
  120. Dragonfly Ranch Blog
  121. duh pookie
  122. E. A. Hanks at the Huffington Post
  123. Ebony Mom Politics
  124. Echidne Of The Snakes
  125. EconomistMom
  126. Education and Class
  127. Emily’s List
  128. Engaged Intellectuals
  129. Envision Art Studio — A blog about politics, religion, feminism, freedom, racial issues, the environment, peace, love, philosophy, mental health, and life from my female perspective.I won`t claim to always be right but I will hope to always make you think.
  130. Erin Kotecki Vest — Political Contributing Editor for BlogHer — Also see her personal blog Queen of Spain
  131. Essential Estrogen — written by Lynda Waddington and Paige T
  132. Faboo Mama — Inside the mind of an opinionated mama
  133. Fact-esque — I look at politics from a lefty perspective. I`m also interested in the political reporting of the NYT. I wander off-topic so often that I`m wondering if “off-topic” even applies anymore. But I`m always in the ballpark of progressive politics.
  134. Fannie’s Room
  135. Feminism in 2008 Election and Beyond
  136. Feminist Cupcake
  137. Feminist Fire — I have given up trying to fit into any ‘feminist movement’ or anywhere else, for that matter. I am just me. The label which most suits me is ‘Radical Feminist’. I have no time at all for in-fighting within the movement – I believe we are all on the same side and should just get along and concentrate on getting the job done.
  138. Feminist Law Professors
  139. FeministBlogs.org
  140. Feministe
  141. Feministing — Young women are rarely given the opportunity to speak on their own behalf on issues that affect their lives and futures. Feministing provides a platform for us to comment, analyze and influence.
  142. Flesh and Stone
  143. FOOTNOTED
  144. FourGetAboutIt
  145. Frankly, My Dear…
  146. Free Soil Party Blog — Discussing Feminist Revolution
  147. Freedom Eden
  148. Frog Princess
  149. From My Brown Eyed View
  150. From Scratch — A lot of chatter about food (plus a little about politics)
  151. Frustrated Incorporated
  152. Georgia Women Vote — A view of the Georgia political scene from the perspective of a Democratic women. We cover the local politics, events, legislation, opinion, and the occasional gossip!
  153. Get The Facts & Get Involved
  154. Girl With Pen
  155. Glamocracy – Megan Carpentier
  156. Glass City Jungle
  157. Gloria Feldt – HeartFeldt Politics Blog
  158. Golden Apple Press
  159. GOPMOM
  160. GOP Vixen — The blog of columnist Bridget Johnson
  161. GOTV with contributing editor, Alice
  162. Granny Geek
  163. GRAPEVINE — Georgia Federation of Democratic Women
  164. Great Satans Girlfriend - courtney is an awesome discovery and she NEVER minces words.
  165. Green Consciousness
  166. Grizzly Mama
  167. Hagar’s Daughters
  168. Health Populi — Jane is a frequent public speaker and writer on health policy, health economics, information and medical technology and scenario planning in health care.
  169. Hear Speak No Evil
  170. High Desert Reports
  171. Hillary Is Our Choice – forum
  172. Hillary’s Bloggers
  173. HillRaiser 08
  174. Hog House Blog
  175. Hoyden About Town — We blog on life, laughs, science, progressive politics and foiling diabolical masterminds.
  176. Hrrmph!
  177. Hullabaloo
  178. Hunter of Justice
  179. Iddybud Journal
  180. I Hate Your Opinions — A cynical political blog with 2008 election coverage, book reviews of autobiographies of presidential candidates, and more
  181. I Wish I Were In Paris
  182. I’m Tired of Voting For Men
  183. Illini Family Politics
  184. Impudent Ways — tattooed tea enthusiast. like that’s original.
  185. In Jennifer’s Head
  186. In The Pink Texas — Humorous Texas and national political blog targets a readership of influential legislators, lobbyists and media. Has received over 700,000 hits since it launched last year.
  187. In Women We Trust
  188. Inches Away From Sanity
  189. Independence Lost
  190. Informed Voters 2008 — I’m a 30-year old wife, mom, daughter, sister, friend, veteran, citizen, patriot, wanna-be environmentalist and conscientious voter.
  191. Injuries and Usurpations
  192. Irrational Woman
  193. Is That All You’ve Got?
  194. It’s Curtains For You - nanc is a breath of fresh air in a stale world.
  195. It’s My Right To Be Left of the Center — The truth doesn’t care where you or I stand on an issue. I want to see through the bullshit of it all and find the Truth. It’s there somewhere.
  196. Jac’s Notepad – an election 2008 diary
  197. Jen’s Green Journal — My blog is 1/2 politics and 1/2 green living (which is becoming more and more political)
  198. Jenn’s Journey As a Conservative - jenn is an awesome woman of conscience and conservative values stuck somewhere in n.j. and she’s always a fun read.
  199. Jessica Mondillo’s Blog — I am a freshman at Boston University. I’m an 18 year old girl with very different views than many of the people around me. I enjoy intelligent conversations and seeing other people’s views.
  200. Jo Jo Says…
  201. Julie Pippert: Using My Words
  202. Jump off the Bridge
  203. Just Ain’t Right
  204. Katharine Seelye — From the New York Times
  205. Kathleen Reardon — Huffington Post
  206. Kay at Covering Florida
  207. Kentucky Women: Power, Passion and Politics
  208. Kitten Politics
  209. Kim Pearson — Contributing Editor BlogHer
  210. Kirsten Anderson — Huffington Post
  211. KristinaMarina
  212. Kiss My Big Blue Butt
  213. La Shawn Barber’s Corner
  214. Last Left Turn Before Hooterville — A liberal political blog from the perspective of a rock chick mom who wants a better world for her 4 kids and is not going to sit around and wait for it.
  215. LaurieWrites
  216. Lawyer Mama — Geeky is the new cool.
  217. Left And Right Politics
  218. Left In Lowell
  219. Left Side Out — The moderately liberal views of a left side out lesbian.
  220. Liberal Common Sense — National and Ohio political site by a “liberal” libertarian.
  221. Liberal Life of a Navy Wife
  222. Libertarian Girl
  223. Liberty Street with Kathy
  224. Life In These United States — Rantings From A Midwestern Puerto Rican/Irish Gal
  225. life’s journey — An independent, progressive woman who tries to see the bigger picture, and speak the truth.
  226. Linda Hirshman — Liberal Principles
  227. Lisa Allender Writes
  228. Little Miss Attila
  229. Living My Life Like It’s Golden
  230. Liz Henry’s BlogSpot
  231. Logophile
  232. Lone Pony
  233. LonerGrrrl –The rants & musings of a feminist loner who loves writing and rock music
  234. Lorelei Kelly — Huffington Post
  235. Lorie Byrd — Commentary on current events, entertainment and everday life delivered with a Southern drawl.
  236. Loydletta…nooz and comments — Commentary on Politics, People and the News – especially in Minnesota. Focuses on Culture War issues: Gay Rights and Politics, Evolution vs Creationism. Written by a Lesbian Republican.
  237. Lynn Sweet with The Scoop From Washington
  238. Mad Kane
  239. Magpie Musing
  240. Majikthise — Lindsay Beyerstein is a freelance writer based in New York City. Her blog, Majikthise, provides daily coverage of local, national, and international politics from a left liberal perspective.
  241. Make It Stop — A left wing view of the world from a non politician resident of the city of the District of Columbia (who waits patiently for voting rights to be extended to her and other DC citizens)
  242. Mama Noire
  243. Mamma Loves — I’m a mom of three boys who spends her weekdays in an office realizing how much adults really act like children. I know stay-at-home moms work their asses off. I’m not getting dragged into that dividing issue. My husband rocks!–when he’s not pissing me off. I went to school in New Orleans, so I want to see the city rebuilt!!-
  244. Marcia G. Yerman – The Huffington Post
  245. Margie’s Musings
  246. Marian’s Blog
  247. Marie’s Two Cents
  248. Marilyn’s Non-Violent Newspage — Every single moment of every single day there are beautiful and ugly happenings taking place within our world. My goal with this page is to cause you, the reader, to be moved enough to want to be part of the beautiful.
  249. Married To Politics
  250. Mary Katherine Ham — From Townhall.com
  251. Mauigirl’s Meanderings
  252. MaxedOutMama
  253. Me The People
  254. Media Girl — an online community blog by and for women (and men, too) to discuss, rant, blog, analyze, and/or laugh about media, politics and culture, all within the general context of progressive politics and feminism.
  255. Media Lizzy & Friends — From Inside the Beltway and the 2008 campaign for the US presidency, to the grit of Nashville, and all the way to the Red Carpets of LA – Media Lizzy and her Posse – are delivering insight, analysis, and a strong dose of reality.
  256. Messages From Hell
  257. MetaMomPhosis
  258. The Politics of Mesothelioma — the blog of the Mesothelioma & Asbestos Awareness Center
  259. Michelle Malkin — I’m a mother, wife, blogger, conservative syndicated columnist, author, and Fox News Channel contributor.
  260. Midnight Blue
  261. MindfulMom
  262. Miss Politics — A progressive political blog that also details the antics of this thirty something blogger.
  263. Miss Wild Thing
  264. Mixter’s Mix
  265. Modern English — Thought, opinion and review from the great city of Chicago with an urban left perspective by Christine Escobar: once schooled as a journalist, now relishing the enlightenment of unschooling, raising kids and citizen journalism.
  266. Mojo Mom
  267. Mom-101
  268. Mom’s Speak Up — Moms Speak Up is collaborative blog of writers from various backgrounds. We’re talking about the environment, dangerous imports, health care, food safety, media and marketing, education, politics and many other hot topics of concern.
  269. Momma Politico
  270. Momma’s Always Write!
  271. Mommy Life
  272. MOMocrats — Welcome to Momocrats! This site is dedicated to putting a Democrat in the White House in January 2009, and effectuating real change in our nation. We are a group of moms who have come together to support the candidate we think will make a positive change in our nation and has the best chance to win the general election.
  273. MomsRising — MomsRising has a goal of bringing millions of people, who all share a common concern about the need to build a more family-friendly America, together as a non-partisan force for 2008 and beyond.
  274. Mona Gable at the Huffington Post
  275. Cece at Montana Netroots
  276. Montana Women For: Education and Advocacy
  277. Moonbeam McQueen
  278. Moonseed’s Weblog
  279. Morra Aarons — Political Contributing Editor for BlogHer and The Huffington Post
  280. Mosquito Blog — Whenever you feel small and insignificant remember the power of the mosquito. If you think you’re too small to be effective, you’ve never been in the dark with a mosquito.
  281. Muckraking Mom
  282. Musings
  283. My Bit of Earth
  284. My Vast Right Wing Conspiracy
  285. My View of It — How I see the world.
  286. Kim Gandy of NOW
  287. Sue J — Nailing Jello To The Wall
  288. Nancy Scola — I’m a non-fiction writer and — for lack of a better way to put it — activist who lives and works in Brooklyn.
  289. Neogaia’s Blog
  290. Emily Kronenberger — New Wave Grrrl – New Wave Grrrl is a policy-focused health information and resource-sharing venue for women with a special focus on health parity across gender lines, sexuality, advocacy, and women with disabilities. I blog frequently about political and policy issues that impact the health of women and girls.
  291. NEWSgrist – where spin is art
  292. Newshoggers
  293. Nice Deb
  294. Nite Swimming – Is mostly politics.
  295. No Blood For Hubris — Freestyle liberalesque socio-political blog avec a modicum of snark.
  296. Slim — No Fish, No Nuts — I’m a woman and I blog about politics; I’m a liberal atheist lawyer, mom, baker, and tae kwon do blackbelt (not necessarily in that order).
  297. No More Apples — No More Apples is written by Motherlode, director of communications at one of the world’s largest construction companies. I’m a lifelong Democrat who blogs on politics from a progressive perspective … but I might be changing my political registration to Independent if the DNC doesn’t quickly reform and return our party to its traditional values.
  298. NOT MY GAL
  299. Noticing the Gap
  300. Notions of Identity
  301. Now For Something Different — A blog that encourages the wide spread use of common sense.
  302. Nudemuse…daily nattering
  303. NuneoftheAbove
  304. Nyceve and others at Daily Kos – Dailykos.com
  305. Obama who ?
  306. Obsidian Wings
  307. olbroad.com
  308. On The Fringe
  309. On The Other Hand – Jeanie Babb Taylor
  310. One Mom — homeschooling, conservative mom blogging for Mike Huckabee, homeschool issues, Christianity, life in the United States
  311. One Mom’s View — Where politics and motherhood meet for coffee.
  312. One Plus Two
  313. One Tenacious Baby Mama (adult content) — “first of all, you will not like me. that’s not necessary. i hope you’ll keep reading, anyways…”
  314. Oooh, nuance!
  315. Op-Edna — Op-Edna is an opinionated yet open-minded, left-handed, left-leaning twentysomething female desperately trying to convince enough people to care about the world they live in and the governments that control it.
  316. Opinions Unlimited
  317. Our Bodies Our Blog
  318. Pacific Views
  319. Pajamadeen
  320. Pamala Lyn — Pam’s Coffee Conversation
  321. Pam’s House Blend…always steamin’!
  322. Pamela on Politics – BET.com News
  323. Pandagon
  324. Peggy, As She Is — Wife, Mom, Sister, Writer, Thinker, Feminist, and so much more…
  325. Pen-Elayne on the Web
  326. Pied Type
  327. Pillowbook
  328. Pinko Feminist Hellcat — Politics, snark, and my Presidency-for-Life.
  329. Pittsburgh Women’s Blogging Society
  330. Poli Pundit — Elections and politics with a conservative bent.
  331. Poligots – Two moms blogging about politics.
  332. Political Animals – Barbara Kellerman
  333. Political Artwork – Promoting Progressive/Liberal Ideals and Change in American Politics.
  334. Political Feminist Blog — The Curvature is a feminist blog about politics and culture. It primarily deals with U.S. events, but also discusses international issues when a feminist analysis is pertinent.
  335. Political Sagacity
  336. Political Teen Tidbits — A liberal blog written by a teen.
  337. Politics ‘n’ Poetry — Social activist who likes to stir the pot.
  338. Politics After 50
  339. Politics for Moms
  340. Politics with a Grin
  341. POLITITS
  342. Politopics — Centrist political commentary from a black perspective.
  343. Politricks and Other Distractions
  344. Pondering Penguin
  345. PopConsumer
  346. Positive Politics –Thoughts on Women’s Role in Creating an Inspirational Politics
  347. Preemptive Karma — An unfiltered view of politics and current events of the day. It`s our job to slaughter the sacred cows of the world…and serve them on toast.
  348. Preserve, Protect, and Defend — Pontificating on: politics–sometimes well thought out; physics and metaphysics; the human condition; the earth`s condition. and it`s my right to be left of center at all times.
  349. Presidential Election
  350. Pride of America
  351. Principled Discovery
  352. Pro-Life Pulse by Jill Stanek
  353. Professor Kim’s News Notes — I am a writer and educator interested in the use of interactive storytelling as a means of encouraging more informed and engaged civic participation.
  354. Progressive Gold
  355. prTini — prTini offers musings on world news and trivial events, plus easy-to-use PR how-to’s.
  356. Public Pondering
  357. Pundit Chick
  358. Pundit Mom — Moms & politics? It`s a natural combination! Musings on politics, motherhood, culture and law by a political mom!
  359. PWALLY
  360. Queen of Spain
  361. Rachel Joyce’s Blog Spot — Evidence based, common sense politics.
  362. Raisin Toast
  363. Random Acts of Sass — I sass on a variety of topics: Jesus, Social Justice, Children, School, Big Girl Life, Relationships, the South, Every Day Life… Whatever pops into my sassy little brain. They call me McSassy.
  364. Random and Sundry Things — Debbi Mack practiced law for nine years before changing careers and following her lifetime dream of becoming a writer.
  365. Random Thoughts From Reno
  366. Rantidote — Rantidote is a political blog which, when done correctly, provides a fresh perspective on current political issues in the style of an op-ed column.
  367. Rebecca from RConversation
  368. Reformed Chicks Blabbing
  369. Relevant Mom
  370. Reno and It’s Discontents
  371. Republican Women Bloggers
  372. Revolutionary Radar
  373. Rhode Island’s Twelfth
  374. Right Pundits — Married, mother of 2, and former state delegate candidate.
  375. Right Think
  376. Right Truth – Conservative blog on terrorism, politics, religion, ham radio, music, Iran Watch, Syria Watch,
  377. RightWingSparkle
  378. RIPCoco
  379. Robin Gerber’s Weblog
  380. Rosemarie Pena
  381. Rox Populi
  382. Ruck Pad — because rugby and politics are both contact sports
  383. Saint Amy Jane
  384. Saintless — These are my views on current events, especially those political in nature.
  385. Samantha’s Blog
  386. Saoirse Daily2
  387. Sarah Granger at sairy — Thoughts on Technology, Politics, Philanthropy, and culture.
  388. Sarah Palin News – Laura
  389. Sarah Stephens — Huffington Post
  390. Saramerica
  391. Sassy Lawyer
  392. SchizoFrenetic
  393. Li, Donna, and Y.M. — Search Marketing GurusSee
  394. Seejanemom
  395. Senior Moments
  396. Shakespeares Sister
  397. Sharoncobb
  398. Shayera at Excuse the Mess…that was just my head — as the title tries to suggest, it`s about things that make my head explode. usually politics. although sometimes it`s about other things. and i often post pictures of my nephew.
  399. She Grew A Brain
  400. Should I Vote Hillary?
  401. Sine.Qua.Non’s Journal
  402. Sister Toldjah
  403. Sisters Talk
  404. Sisyphus Shrugged
  405. SlowpokeBlog
  406. Sma’Talk Wi’ T — Quidnunc for current world events, politics, news, history, culture, trivia, religion, and the quirky.
  407. Smashed Frogs — A political viewpoint discussing the absurdities of American government.
  408. SnuffySmith’s Blog
  409. Sojourner’s Place
  410. Some of Nothing
  411. Somervell County Salon — a mainly political (left) blog that also has local politics and events of interest in Glen Rose (Somervell County) Texas. That’s rural America with oil and gas well issues, nuclear power plants, Trans Texas Corridor taking people’s land for a big ole toll road and concerns about the stripping of the constitution.
  412. South By Southwest — my observations and commentary on people and events that affect the USA or the rest of the world. A lifelong progressive Democrat, I credit favorite writers and public opinion makers, and criticize politicians who lack courage.
  413. Spot-On — Welcome to Spot-On.com, your home for an independent, intelligent and insightful look at politics and current events.
  414. Stone Soup Musings
  415. Suburban Guerrilla
  416. Subversive Writer — Subversive Writer is a blog I created to promote independent, critical thinking, literary activism and the rogue freedom of self-publishing.
  417. Surrender, Dorothy Blog
  418. Susan Mernit’s Blog
  419. Suzie-Q — Liberal blog publishing news articles several times daily. I have a team of writers, the majority are women.
  420. SuziRiot…rants from the left
  421. SWAC Girl — Staunton, Waynesboro, and Augusta County Republicans working to elect conservative public officials in the Shenandoah Valley … with occasional musings about life happenings.
  422. Tales from the Tracks
  423. Talk Left: The Politics of Crime
  424. Talk To Me — Ask anyone who knows me, I’d stop St. Peter’s roll call to start a conversation. I’m a longtime Brevard County resident blessed with the gift of gab. Get settled behind your keyboard. Let’s talk local.
  425. Tammy Bruce
  426. Tarotlaydee
  427. Taylor Marsh – Democrat Taylor Marsh blogs politics, Iraq, culture, and illegal aliens. A progressive blog that`s frank, smart, provocative and doesn`t take the party line.
  428. Tea and Crumpets — This blog is a friendly exchange of ideas, some from the left, some from the right and some from the middle. There will be NO personal insults, no obscene language and no name calling, just some friendly discussions about some hot topics. Enjoy!
  429. Tennessee Guerilla Women — Fighting the radical right in Tennessee and the Nation.
  430. Teresa Centric — While they love one another very much, in many cases Andy and Teresa disagree on political issues. Please pay attention to the bylines of each post to keep the political opinions of the authors in context.
  431. the 13th juror — Jacqueline Dowd is poverty lawyer (and, by the way, law professor) comments on social justice issues, news and court decisions … with a few other random thoughts thrown in here and there.
  432. The Anchoress
  433. The Angry Black Woman
  434. The Blackbird Whistling or Just After — The politics of equality, freedom, and human rights
  435. The Black Feminista by Kathy Henry
  436. The Catharine Chronicles
  437. The Civil Right — I am a 40-something marketing professional, writer, wife and mom living in Iowa who blogs conservative.
  438. The Common Ills — This is a great site, pro-choice, left.
  439. The Confluence
  440. The Course of Some Human Events – Blogging on Webtech and Politics.
  441. The Crone Speaks — My life experiences of being a mother, a caretaker of parrots, a breast cancer survivor, a business woman, a paralegal, and so much more, have shaped my conclusions on any given issue.
  442. The Dame Domain
  443. The Delaware Curmudgeon
  444. The Demo Memo — written by Claire Celsi
  445. The Democratic Daily – Founder, Pamela Leavey
  446. The Dishpan Chronicles
  447. The Divine Democrat
  448. The Essentia Sphere
  449. The Garance — Politics and Whatnot
  450. The Goddess — Progressive politics, civil rights, freedom of religion, and commentary from a Pagan perspective.
  451. The Gypsy’s Caravan
  452. The Hackenblog
  453. The Hand Mirror
  454. The Hill Chronicles — Conservative weblog with a piffy twist.
  455. The Impolitic
  456. The Information Paradox
  457. The Jaded Hippy
  458. The Lady Speaks
  459. The Little Pink Clubhouse
  460. The Mahablog
  461. The Motherhood — The power of mothers, making things happen.
  462. The National Intelligence
  463. The New American Revolution
  464. The New Homemaker!
  465. Penny Ronning – The NonSilent Majority
  466. The Official Site of Lydia Cornell
  467. The Ones Who Get Screwed — This site expresses my opinions on the world today. While you can disagree with them, they can not be wrong as they are mine and not yours.
  468. The Ones Who Fly Away From Omelas
  469. The Only Baggage You Can Bring
  470. The Outskirts — Served From Philly’s LGBT Side of the Tracks
  471. The Pakistani Spectator — Hi I am Ghazala Khan from Pakistan, I have been one of the very few female bloggers from Pakistan I run a blog with another female Amna Gilani, the title of our blog is The Pakistani Spectator.
  472. The Peeled Apple
  473. The Pink Flamingo
  474. The Political Brief
  475. The Political Safari with Laura Fiorilli — A collection of interesting, often funny political stories and Web links.
  476. The Politics of Joy
  477. The Punkin Patch
  478. The Reaction with Libby and Carol Gee
  479. The Savvy Sista
  480. The Silent I
  481. The Sin City Siren
  482. The Sirens Chronicles — Bitchy politics, culture critiques, manners, morals & random thoughts served with hot chicken soup & a loaded .45 caliber handgun in the apron pocket.
  483. The Soccer Mom Vote — If you want to win the election, you’ve got to capture the soccer mom vote. Many political strategists keep their eye on this demographic, described as a moderate block that can swing for either party depending on the issue in focus any given election cycle. They’ve tried to describe us. They’ve tried to persuade us. They’ve even tried to charm us. The one thing they haven’t done is ask us what we think.
  484. The Truffle
  485. The White House Project — If you could do one thing to change America for the better, what would it be? At The White House Project, we believe that if you add women to the ranks of leadership, you change everything.
  486. The White House Project Blog
  487. The Women’s Media Center — The WMC is the first of its kind. Our mission is to assure that women and women’s experiences are reflected in the media just as women are present everywhere in the real world; that women are represented as local, national, and global sources for and subjects of the media; and that women media professionals have equal opportunities for employment and advancement.
  488. The Women’s Post
  489. The Zafting Redhead
  490. Think Girl
  491. Amanda from Think Progress
  492. ‘This & That’ Politically Incorrect
  493. This Can’t Be Happening — A nice middle-aged Midwestern woman staying in touch with the reality that the USA, like Rome, will fall if we do not exercise our freedom of speech, listen critically, and uphold the Constitution. (It`s possible to be nice and an angry liberal.)
  494. This Girl’s Weblog — just me, my thoughts, and experiences.
  495. This is my United States of Whatever!
  496. Maggie Thurber — Thurber’s Thoughts — I’ve started this blog to share thoughts on issues and concerns that face Lucas County. Some of the items I discuss are issues I voted on when I was Commissioner.
  497. Toledolefy — A personal blog focusing mostly on politics.
  498. TruthHugger — Question with boldness, education, philosophy, humanity, culture, religion, social science
  499. Twilight Notes
  500. Unconventional Politics – by Anita S. Lane
  501. Urban Hang Suite
  502. Urbanesse — Michelle
  503. Using My Words
  504. Vaccine Awakening — Barbara Loe Fisher is the mother of three children, a writer and speaker on vaccination and informed consent issues.
  505. Vanessa: Unplugged!
  506. Vickie Rock – at RockSpot
  507. Vim and Vinegar
  508. Viva La Feminista
  509. Verna Smith — “Putting the zip in politics!”
  510. Vivian J. Paige — I learned a lot about politics as the result of my run for City Treasurer. This blog is my way of staying in touch with those who supported me and reaching out to those who did not.
  511. Wacmagnet: Common Sense from a Ditzy Blonde
  512. Wage Laborer
  513. Walk
  514. Wanderlust
  515. Washington Woman — Thinking, speaking, writing, and being active on issues that affect women, children, society and the environment. Emphasis on women`s issues both social and political. Washington State to Washington DC.
  516. What About Our Daughters?
  517. Watergate Summer — It is a Politically driven Blog that also is written by a mom and nurse so it explores the Impact of this Administration on a single mom as well as my neighbors and friends.
  518. We The Purple
  519. Webutante (the sequel) — I am a conservative woman living in the Southeastern US and the Rockies, depending on the season.
  520. Weezie Lou — a yankee in a red state, semi-intelligent, well-read, lesbian, left centrist, pisces moody
  521. Well Read Hostess
  522. What Do I Know? (politics AND food!)
  523. What Tami Said
  524. White Noise Insanity — by Kay in Maine — White noise is a low dull sound that drowns out other sounds (simplistic definition but you get the idea).
  525. Whose America is it Anyway?
  526. Winding Road In Urban Area
  527. Woman Honor Thyself–Angel
  528. Women & Hollywood
  529. Women and Work
  530. Women In Media and News — Women In Media & News, a media analysis, education and advocacy group, works to increase women’s presence and power in the public debate. WIMN’s POWER Sources Project provides journalists with a diverse network of female experts.
  531. Women Want Answers
  532. Women Who Think
  533. Women’s eNEWS
  534. Women’s Space/The Margins — A radical feminist, not the fun kind.
  535. Womenstake — Our Take On What’s At Stake
  536. Wonkette: The D.C. Gossip
  537. Work It Mom — A Conversation With Hanah Storm
  538. Write Stuff — I write because I must. I write for teenagers, and adults, and the teenagers who live within most adults. The heart of the young adult has all the passion and power and drive and energy needed to change the world.
  539. WriteChic Press
  540. Jill Miller Zimon — Writes Like She Talks — Politics and parenting.
  541. Wyndsong’s Sacred Place
  542. Yankee CowGirl
  543. Yeah, Right, Whatever
  544. Young, Political & Fabulous – Lindsay
  545. and me…Catherine Morgan from this blog and Informed Voters
  546. **Many of the presidential campaigns have sites devoted to women and being written by women…
  547. Ann Marie for Mitt Romney
  548. Moms 4 Mitt
  549. Positively Barack
  550. Women For Edwards
  551. Women For Hillary
  552. Women For Obama
  553. Women For Romney
  554. Yaaaaayyyyy! WE NOW HAVE OVER 500 WOMEN POLITICAL BLOGGERS! Now we can start reaching toward 600. WOMEN ROCK AND THEY HAVE A HUGE POLITICAL VOICE!

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Even though I worked very hard compiling this list of women bloggers, I am sure there are still many out there that I did not find. If you are a woman, and you blog about politics…please leave your link in comments so I can add you to this list.

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*Additional note to all the women blogging on politics…Use this post to find other women bloggers you can link to in your blogrolls and your posts. The more women bloggers linking to each other, the better.

Also See: What Is A Political Blogger?

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Pingback from The Political Voices of Women | Welcome to Catherine Blogs
Time: October 21, 2007, 10:30 pm

[...] It will be all women blogging about politics, all the time. I’ll be using the recently compiled list of over 200 women political bloggers, to find posts to feature on this new site. I hope you’ll get a chance to check it out, and [...]

Pingback from Where Are All The Women Political Bloggers? | Welcome to Catherine Blogs
Time: November 2, 2007, 2:33 pm

[...] about my newest blog…The Political Voices of Women. From a list that began at just under 100 women blogging on politics, and has now grown to about 240, I have started a new blog. Each day I link to many of these women and their political [...]

Pingback from 10Question video to check out, from founder of The Political Voices of Women | Writes Like She Talks
Time: November 12, 2007, 9:13 pm

[...] an unfilled niche – like no organized list or site for female political blogs (she started an excellent list and [...]

Comment from Barbara
Time: November 13, 2007, 1:34 am

You missed one: http://iddybudjournal.blogspot.com

Otherrwise – great list!

Comment from Christine
Time: November 17, 2007, 1:17 pm

Great list, here’s mine:

http://www.modernenglish.wordpress.com

Modern English: Thought, opinion and review from Christine Escobar in the great city of Chicago with an urban left point of view

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: November 17, 2007, 4:59 pm

Hi Barbara iddybudjournal has been added.

Hi Christine modernenglish has also been added.

Thanks for the links.

Comment from LawyerMama
Time: November 19, 2007, 3:09 pm

What a great list. Thanks!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: November 19, 2007, 5:41 pm

Thanks LawyerMama. :)

Comment from abrianna
Time: November 24, 2007, 11:22 pm

This is a geat idea! Thanks for putting me on the roll!

Pingback from Women Political Bloggers « Yankee CowGirl
Time: November 24, 2007, 11:35 pm

[...] might want to check the list out for [...]

Comment from enigma4ever
Time: November 26, 2007, 3:25 am

thank you for taking note of my post on JFK today…..I blog Politics and LIfe. Please feel free to add me to your blogroll, wonderful concept to have Women Bloggers collected ….esp. in this Election year.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: November 26, 2007, 3:21 pm

Hi “enigma4ever” — Your site Watergate Summer is on the list. :)

Comment from darkdaughta
Time: November 27, 2007, 9:41 am

Hi Catherine,
Thanks for including my blog here on your list. I appreciate it. I think I’m noticing increased visitors which is good. I’m hoping that you will humour a small request. It’s about the description for my blog. I’ve changed the first few lines slightly and I’m hoping that I can convince you to reflect the change here. The lines read:
“first of all, you will not like me. that’s not necessary. i hope you’ll keep reading, anyways…”

Thanks in advance. And again, much appreciation for the nod here on this list. darkdaughta.

Comment from Veronica
Time: November 27, 2007, 12:47 pm

Here’s mine…it’s a new blog, but I do politics. :)

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: November 27, 2007, 1:02 pm

Consider yourself added Veronica. :)

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: November 27, 2007, 8:56 pm

The list that began at 100 is now at over 275 women blogging on politics…Isn’t that great! :)

Comment from Chandra Sherin
Time: November 28, 2007, 12:11 am

Thank you for adding me to the list. I am excited and honored to be here.

Pingback from Re: Women Political Bloggers « Moonseeds Weblog
Time: November 28, 2007, 12:31 am

[...] Much thanks to her, because I then went to the site, The list of 275 Women Political Bloggers. [...]

Comment from whatsername
Time: November 28, 2007, 2:38 pm

Hi there Catherine!

I’m relatively new to blogging, and wanted to leave you my “card.” My blog is The Jaded Hippy, I write from a pagan, feminist perspective on political, social and sexual issues. :)

All the best!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: November 28, 2007, 5:01 pm

The Jaded Hippy has been added to the list. Thanks for giving me the link. :)

Comment from Amber
Time: December 4, 2007, 12:24 pm

How about this one… http://www.womenforromney.org
Thanks for mentioning my personal favorite.. moms4mitt.com

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: December 4, 2007, 2:46 pm

Hi Amber. Women For Romney has been added to the list. Thank you for the link. :)

Comment from Dee
Time: December 4, 2007, 11:12 pm

First of all, I think this is a great idea and I appreciate that you have me on your list, my blog is Conservatism With Heart. You inspired me to do a post on this on my blog and promote what you are doing. Instead of sending you all the links here of my list of political Women bloggers on my blogroll I will include them all in the post and then send you the link. I only saw 3 on your list out of the 24 that I have so it should be 21 new additions unless I missed some.

Thanks for doing this and I’m happy to be a part of it!!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: December 5, 2007, 1:35 am

Thanks Dee. I’ll look forward to seeing your list, and adding them here. Thanks. :)

Pingback from Women Political Bloggers Gaining Media Attention
Time: December 5, 2007, 9:23 pm

[...] am I reporting on this topic? Because AroundDesMoines is included on the List of 275+ Women Political Bloggers. And our readers might be interested in what other women have to say about [...]

Pingback from Grizzly Groundswell » The Power of Women Bloggers!
Time: December 6, 2007, 1:07 am

[...] lady named Catherine Morgan has started a blog entitled, The Political Voices of Women. She is a liberal but is compiling a list of women bloggers who are liberal, conservative and [...]

Comment from Dee
Time: December 6, 2007, 1:17 am

I sent you an email but I thought I’d leave a comment here also, my post is up:
http://chatterboxchronicles.blogspot.com/2007/12/power-of-political-women-bloggers.html

I also blog at the Grizzly Groundswell so I posted it there as well and I see the blog sent you a pingback.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: December 6, 2007, 1:28 am

Thanks Dee. I can’t wait to check out all of these great blogs, and get them all added to the list. Thanks so much. :)

Comment from Always On Watch
Time: December 6, 2007, 8:39 am

Found you via Dee’s site….

Here’s another blog for you to take a look at:

http://independencelost.blogspot.com/

Roxie posts some very thoughtful essays.

BTW, at my blog I do some personal material. But I’m primarily a political blogger. I hope that you’ll consider adding my blog to your list.

Pingback from FHK Blog Honor Roll 12/06/07 – This one’s for the Girls
Time: December 6, 2007, 12:18 pm

[...] of Conservatism with Heart, posted information today about a blogger (Catherine Morgan, who happens to be liberal, but her list is for bloggers of any political persuasion), who is [...]

Comment from Jenn Sierra
Time: December 6, 2007, 12:36 pm

Thanks for starting this list, Catherine. I got this from Dee, and added to her list – these are a few gals on the right you may want to consider for your list. (http://forthardknox.com/2007/12/06/fhk-blog-honor-roll-120607-this-ones-for-the-girls/)

Also, you may want to see if DivineCaroline.com would be interested in this list…? http://divinecaroline.com/public/about)

Comment from Incognito
Time: December 6, 2007, 3:40 pm

Thank you for adding me! It’s an honour.

Comment from Amy Proctor
Time: December 6, 2007, 8:42 pm

Thanks for the mention. Apparently this idea of yours is catching on.

Pingback from I TRIED to Tell You: Why OPRAH Matters
Time: December 9, 2007, 2:07 pm

[...] this does not only apply to Obama. As BlogHer’s Catherine Morgan points out, there are over 300 women discussing politics in blogs. Even my much-ridiculed Mommyblogger circle is educated and in on the [...]

Comment from muse
Time: December 10, 2007, 1:19 am

I am honored to be on this list. We need more women blogging on politics!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: December 10, 2007, 12:04 pm

I agree.

Comment from Patricia Murphy
Time: December 10, 2007, 8:52 pm

Hi Catherine,

I recently launched a new web site for women to follow the 2008 elections at http://www.CitizenJanePolitics.com.

It has a blog with original interviews with women in politics and who cover politics, as well as research on candidate positions, a political glossary, and info on how and where to register in all 50 states.

Thanks for this great list- a wonderful resource for us all!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: December 13, 2007, 1:31 am

Citizen Jane Politics has been added to the list. Thanks for the link, looks like a great site. :)

Comment from leslie
Time: December 13, 2007, 10:04 pm

I wish I blogged only about politics, but I blog about other stuff too. Nice list!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: December 13, 2007, 10:49 pm

Nice blog Leslie. If you start blogging on political issues more regularly, just let me know and I will add you to the list. :)

Pingback from Political Bloggers Of The Fairer Sex : Smoke Rings, Coffee Stains
Time: December 13, 2007, 11:57 pm

[...] Are you a woman who blogs about politics? You are not alone. There are over 300 others just like us out there, and they are all on this list. [...]

Comment from Rivka
Time: December 20, 2007, 7:33 am

Thanks for linking me!

Pingback from The Anchoress » Blog Archive » A quick turn around the web…
Time: January 10, 2008, 3:07 pm

[...] I’m not that into gender-related products, but if you’re interested in counting the number of specifically female political bloggers, here’s the place to go. [...]

Comment from Claudia L. Meydrech, CN
Time: January 13, 2008, 1:30 am

Wow, thanks for mentioning Married to Politics in your list, I don’t know how you put this huge list together, but it’s great! I’ll add a link to my blogroll.
Claudia :-)

Comment from YAB
Time: January 13, 2008, 11:32 pm

Opinions Unlimited – I don’t blog regularly and I am interested in things other than politics, so I will understand if you don’t think my site is appropriate, but I would appreciate your taking a look.

And thank you for this list. I’ve already found some great sites.

Comment from YAB
Time: January 13, 2008, 11:34 pm

OOOPS. Sorry. I see that you have added me. Thank you so much – for the link and, again, for putting together this list.

Pingback from Welcome new blog on elections, Political Base, from a founder of CNET | Writes Like She Talks
Time: January 14, 2008, 3:56 pm

[...] know that there are at least 300 women-run political blogs and millions more about many topics run by women.  Why are the moderators of both these sites men? [...]

Comment from Elayne Riggs
Time: February 15, 2008, 11:16 pm

Great to see someone else listing all these women! Not so great that, after blogging about politics and lots of other stuff for 5-1/2 years, I seem to have been forgotten…*snif*

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: February 16, 2008, 1:37 am

Hi Elayne. Overlooked maybe…but not forgotten. :)

Sorry about that…I have just added your blog to the list…thanks for bringing it to my attention. I’m sure there are many more that have been overlooked, and if you know of any others, please let me know.

Have a great weekend.

Comment from Robin the Truffle
Time: February 21, 2008, 10:16 pm

Very cool list! Sign me up!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: February 21, 2008, 10:23 pm

Hi Robin. Consider yourself “singed up”. :)

Comment from Leigh
Time: March 6, 2008, 11:15 pm

This is a new offshoot of my long standing blog themommymemoir. It’s good to see that there are so many of us out there!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: March 7, 2008, 12:20 am

Hi Leigh, “She Grew A Brain” is now on the list. :)

Pingback from Nominate your favorite female blogger | Writes Like She Talks
Time: March 15, 2008, 10:41 am

[...] here to nominate as many as you like.  Can’t think of any? Check out this list of more than 300 female political bloggers, or the index at BlogHer.  I’m not going to give [...]

Comment from Susan Shogren Smith
Time: April 6, 2008, 7:24 pm

My blog is womenwhothinkblog.com

I have addd your site to my webpage under Women Who Think Bloggers

Thanks for the compilation!

Comment from Biaggio
Time: April 10, 2008, 10:07 am

another one

Pingback from “Female bloggers make campaign history” | Writes Like She Talks
Time: April 10, 2008, 10:18 am

[...] is the Sherlock here and I’m thrilled to say that I know Catherine Morgan, editrix of the 375+ female political blogger list mentioned in the [...]

Comment from Suzanne a.k.a. “Just Wondering”
Time: April 11, 2008, 5:53 pm

Hey Catherine Morgan! I’m hoping to get my blog on your very impressive list and I can’t wait to visit the blogs here that I don’t already regularly haunt. Vim and Vinegar has been called (by a reader, friend and fellow female blogger!) “Cliff Notes to American Politics” – don’t know if that’s good or bad, but I like it, and I have my friend’s permission to use that as my slogan. It’s been up and running since October of 2005. Thanks for this list and this spot.

Comment from Jennifer
Time: April 16, 2008, 1:02 pm

Awesome to see there are so many. And I’m not even on the list *pouts*

Comment from Angela Trigg
Time: April 17, 2008, 12:52 pm

I’d like to add mine :-D I blog on webtech+politics — I’m in Ga, though blog posts are not limited to being about that state.

Comment from Deborah
Time: April 29, 2008, 6:06 am

One of the drawbacks of living in New Zealand is that no one knows we exist. I’m an ex-pat these days, living in Australia, but I maintain a blog focusing on feminism, NZ politics, atheism, gardening, cooking, and anything else I feel like blogging about. As I get used to living in Australia, no doubt I will start blogging about Aussie politics too. It’s In a Strange Land. The strange land would be Australia, or just being female in a male world.

I also blog at a newly started NZ feminist team blog: The Hand Mirror.

And there’s Maia’s fantastic blog: Capitalism Bad; Tree Pretty.

There’s been a huge dust-up in the American feminist blogosphere recently. I understand, a little, about how WoC feel, because so often, their voices are overlooked, not heard, even squashed down. Just a little, ‘tho – I am after all, a comparatively well-off, well educated, white woman. But the little bit of understanding comes from the experience of nobody trying to hear voices from beyond their own country. There’s a whole big world out there, folks.

And yes, I will be trying to ensure that I listen to what Maori women, and indigenous Australian women have to say, and making damned sure that I don’t appropriate their work, and force them to fit into my version of feminism.

Comment from Wacmagnet
Time: June 16, 2008, 12:22 pm

Wacmagnet’s Blog: Common Sense from a Ditzy Blonde

Comment from Veronica
Time: August 1, 2008, 12:09 pm

You have my personal blog, but I also do politics over at Work it, Mom! at http://workitmom.com/bloggers/momsonissues/

Comment from Angel
Time: August 3, 2008, 1:50 am

Thank you so kindly for adding me to this prestigious list!! :)

Comment from Patriot
Time: August 5, 2008, 12:34 am

I also have a political blog at the above address. I usually write about everything from national to local politics along with the constitution.
My concern locally is the rfid in new license plates, and the coming real id that will be used as a national identity card, it will also contain an rfid chip in it. All the better to control us my dears…

Comment from TheIcon
Time: August 5, 2008, 9:09 am

Hi Catherine:
Thanks for placing me on your very impressive list. I love the fact that people are showing more of an interest in politics these days. I will definitely be checking out some of the people on your lists. Once again, thank you.

Comment from mignon evans
Time: August 8, 2008, 1:28 am

This blog covers a wide range of political, social, international, and legal issues written by an over-60 woman attorney with a strong background in the academic and governmental worlds and who has lived and worked in South and Southeast Asoa.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 8, 2008, 2:07 am

Thank National Intelligence has been added to the list. :-)

Comment from Kathlyn Stone
Time: August 8, 2008, 5:04 pm

I write about politics and health and science.
Great list!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 8, 2008, 5:29 pm

Hi Kathlyn. Your blog has been added. :-)

Comment from Kathlyn Stone
Time: August 8, 2008, 5:39 pm

Thanks! I’m glad to be included and will be using this list as a resource and adding lots of links, I’m sure. Thanks for doing this. :-)

Comment from S.L. Bradish
Time: August 9, 2008, 8:40 am

I had no idea there were so many female political bloggers. Would you add me to the list, please?

Comment from Michelle
Time: August 13, 2008, 2:41 am

Ooo Ooo Ooo!!! Pick me!!
I blog on politics, feminism, money, and pop culture for 20-somethings at urbanesse.com.
(I like your blog, btw — I’m not just saying that to suck up to you, but this is a great resource! :)

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 13, 2008, 11:51 am

Michelle and S.L. – you have both been added to the list. I hope you will also consider joining our community. :-)

Comment from rightbackatyou
Time: August 15, 2008, 8:53 pm

Political & news site seeking your opinion on the issues of today. Speak your mind. You can also visit http://www.rightbackatu.com Girl Blog Power!

Comment from ellen
Time: August 17, 2008, 1:45 pm

an interesting political blog is by e frances white, darkcontinentblog.blogspot.com/

Comment from Kristen
Time: August 20, 2008, 9:27 am

What a great list!

I would like to have my blog, Politics with a Grin (http://www.politicswithagrin.blogspot.com/) added.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 22, 2008, 2:23 am

Kristen and Frances have been added to the list. :-)

Comment from Kristen
Time: August 22, 2008, 9:16 am

Thanks!

Comment from zak
Time: August 25, 2008, 4:08 pm

Do you have to be strictly political? I blog about politics, culture, and career stuff. I move through topics in rotation. It’s more of a pop culture week for me at the moment, but I’ve got some political stuff I need to do more research on before posting about it.

http://www.schizofrenetic.com

Comment from zak
Time: August 26, 2008, 3:01 pm

Thanks for creating and growing this list.

Comment from zak
Time: August 26, 2008, 3:05 pm

It looks as though a previous post of mine from a few days ago didn’t post. I write about politics, culture, and career — presuming you can blog about more than one topic (it seems to be the case based on the blogs above that I clicked on), I’d like to be added to the above list. My url is above (schizofrenetic DOT com)

Thanks!

Comment from hooka
Time: August 26, 2008, 8:16 pm

This is my first time visiting your blog and i must say i like it very much.
Your article was an interesting read.
I will surely come back here more often!

hooka

Comment from Kirsten Edmondson Branch
Time: August 27, 2008, 1:11 am

I would like to add my blog to the list. I write about news, current events and politics affecting women and families. My focus is succinct news posts to keep a busy mom in the know, coupled with commentary. Thanks for creating this list!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 27, 2008, 1:19 am

Hi Kirsten. Your blog has been added to the list. :-)

Comment from zak
Time: August 27, 2008, 3:10 am

Catherine, my comments keep disappearing. Can you add me too?

Comment from frau sally benz
Time: August 27, 2008, 9:30 am

Hey there! This is an awesome collection of blogs (more to read during my breaks at work!), and I’d love to be added. My blog is a little bit of everything, but mostly women’s issues, politics, current events, and random commentary on things from a feminist perspective.

Comment from Regina Varolli
Time: August 29, 2008, 2:08 pm

What a wonderful list you’ve compiled! It’s so nice to see women promoting women! I would be greatly honored if you could include my own political blog, Political Sagacity, to your growing list. Together, we women can and will make ours voices heard.

Comment from Regina Varolli
Time: August 29, 2008, 2:13 pm

Here’s a link to another great women’s blog, from the fabulous ladies at Women’s eNews, http://www.womensenews.org/index.cfm
I volunteer for this great organization, it’s the go-to online source for news about and for women.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 29, 2008, 2:22 pm

Hi Regina. I can’t believe I didn’t already have Women’s eNews on the list, thanks for pointing that out to me. They are now added, and so are you. :-)

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 29, 2008, 2:33 pm

Hi zak — Sorry you comments are not showing up on the site, I will check a little later to see if they are going to spam by mistake (that happens sometimes). I did add you blog to the list. Thanks. :-)

Comment from Regina Varolli
Time: August 30, 2008, 10:36 am

Thanks, Catherine! To me, Women’s eNews is simply the best source of news for us ladies, I urge all of you looking at this wonderful list to visit them!

Comment from Bobbie Wood
Time: August 31, 2008, 12:35 am

Wow, so happy to have made your list! Thanks Catherine! I’ve found so many cool new blogs from clicking through the 500. Great idea — go women bloggers! ~duhpookie.com

Comment from Josie
Time: August 31, 2008, 10:54 am

This is excellent! I don’t feel like as much of a minority knowing that there are more great woman bloggers out there!
http://www.injuriesandusurpations.com

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: August 31, 2008, 11:05 am

Thanks Josie. I just added your blog to our list. :-)

Comment from nunoftheabove
Time: September 3, 2008, 7:35 am

Thank you for including me. I would appreciate it if you would correct the spelling of my blog…I use the “nun” instead of none.

I hope to be able to add some more to my listing as well.

Thanks,
nun

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 3, 2008, 12:50 pm

No problem. :-)

Comment from Maria
Time: September 4, 2008, 12:14 am

I’ve been a registered Republican since 1984, when I was first allowed to vote. I have not been happy with the state of the country, particularly in the last 4 years; even though I voted for the candidate. I’ve heard some really great talk from both parties, but can anyone tell me who is more likely to walk that talk in the coming years?? I’ve seen nothing but political promises which we have all seen in the past to have not come to fruition.

Very conflicted and confused right now.
Looking for feedback!

Comment from Laura
Time: September 4, 2008, 6:51 am

A Wasilla Alaskan residents perspective on Sarah Palin. Just wanted to add my site http://www.sarahpalinnews.info

Comment from zohra
Time: September 4, 2008, 11:12 am

Hi
Can we add us from over at The F-Word (UK)?
zohra

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 4, 2008, 11:19 am

Hi Zohra. I have had a bunch of requests to add blogs from outside the US. It would just be waaaaaay too much work for me to keep a list of all the women political bloggers from all countries.

Anyway, I’ve suggested to others that they start their own list of women political bloggers, for their own area or country. It’s really very easy to begin. I found my first hundred just by using Google searches. And once you have a list…they will come. Just leave a place for people to have their links added, and before you know it, you will have a pretty substantial list. Good luck. And, if you do begin your own list, please let me know. I would definitely add your link to my sidebar. :-)

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 4, 2008, 11:26 am

Hi Laura. Sarah Palin News has been added to our list. :-)

Comment from Stephanie
Time: September 4, 2008, 12:03 pm

Hi,
I write a political blog at least once a week, one was written today, I’d like to be part of the list, if you please.
Thanks

Comment from fannie
Time: September 4, 2008, 1:11 pm

Great list! Can you add my blog? Thanks :-)

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 4, 2008, 1:42 pm

H Fannie and Stephanie.

Both of your blogs have been added to the list. I hope you will also consider joining our community…

[If you would like to be a guest blogger on The Political Voices of Women, just join our community, and start posting.]

Comment from hysperia
Time: September 5, 2008, 12:21 am

Hi. Feminist political blogger here. Canada, US and International. Some art and poetry too.

I’ve not read all the comments just yet so maybe someone has already pointed this out: reference to Frances L. Hollands’ blog, truth-about-kos is in error. It’s Francis L. Holland, Esq. A guy.

This list is a great help and I’ll refer to it often. Thanks for all your hard work.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 5, 2008, 12:31 am

Hey “hysperia” you are correct. I just checked it out. On our list Francis was spelled Frances. My mother’s name is Frances, so it didn’t occur to me that this could be a man, but I did just check it out, and you are correct. Not that I have any problem with men blogging about politics…but this is a list of women political bloggers…so I’m afraid he is going to have to go. Thanks for pointing this out to me. :-)

Comment from Nan Hunter
Time: September 5, 2008, 12:47 am

Wonderful list! Hope you can add my blog “hunter of justice,” on sexuality, gender, law and culture – you’ll see plenty of political posts. Thanks -

Comment from JCE
Time: September 7, 2008, 11:58 am

Hi! Just found your blog on Stumble and I immediately subscribed – great stuff here! I would love to have our blog added, but I am not sure if we qualify. We have three women (me, Pariahjane, and Susan) and one man. Obviously, the one male supports all issues the women support or he wouldn’t be there. Our blog is 3/4 political and the rest is Atheism, Activism and other fun stuff. Check it out when you get a moment and let me know if we can be added – Thanks!!
http://www.theinformationparadox.com/

Comment from Lara Wibeto
Time: September 9, 2008, 10:58 pm

I am a former political candidate, mom, community advocate, and writer who has a new blog. Check out my blog about women’s issues served with a generous helping of feminism, female intuition, and political issues, by a woman, for women but men of course are welcome, and some music that coordinates with blog topics. Thank you.

Comment from Lara Wibeto
Time: September 9, 2008, 10:59 pm

Please visit my blog at http://blog.toolkitforlife.com/ Thank you!

Comment from Paula Hall
Time: September 10, 2008, 1:09 pm

I am a Brazilian journalist who used to work with politics 24/7 in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. Now, re-married and in Arizona, I started to write a blog in Portuguese. It is called “Do Lado de Cá” and it is a little bit of everything, the views of a foreigner living in the US and lots of politics. But I am also starting to write here at Political Voices of Women Community.

Comment from Paula Hall
Time: September 10, 2008, 1:10 pm

That is the blog in Portuguese, for those who are interested. Thanks.

Comment from the little one
Time: September 11, 2008, 12:29 am

This is a wonderful list. I regularly blog about politics and feminist issues among other things. I’d love to be added to your list. My blog is The Potato Vine and can be found at http://www.thepotatovine.blogspot.com. Thanks!

Comment from Heba
Time: September 11, 2008, 3:13 am

I would like to add my blog to the list if possible

Heba

Comment from Mommy Jane
Time: September 11, 2008, 9:38 am

I would like to be added, as well.
Thank you!
http://fourgetaboutit.blogspot.com/2008/09/what-he-said.html

Comment from Mommy Jane
Time: September 11, 2008, 9:39 am

I would like to be added as well, thank you!

http://fourgetaboutit.blogspot.com/2008/09/what-he-said.html

Comment from Mommy Jane
Time: September 11, 2008, 9:40 am

Sorry if this is a repeat. I don’t see my post on here.
I would like to be added, as well.
Thank you.
http://fourgetaboutit.blogspot.com

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 11, 2008, 10:07 am

Hi Mommy Jane. I just added your blog to our list. For some reason your first two comments went to spam (that happens sometimes), sorry about that.

Comment from Joni Reynolds
Time: September 14, 2008, 3:46 pm

I was talking alot about politics and the first of the year my friend Gail encouraged me to start a blog, and I have been blogging ever since. Please add me to your blogroll.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 14, 2008, 3:57 pm

Hi Joni. You have been added to our list of over 500 women political bloggers. I hope you will also consider joining our community and guest posting on the site. :-)

Comment from Joanne
Time: September 14, 2008, 10:46 pm

Wow! What a great list of blogs! I just found this site surfing around and I’m glad I did. I would love to be added! I’ll add this site to my link list. Thanks so much!!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 15, 2008, 12:03 am

Hi Joanne. I just added your blog to our list. I hope you’ll consider joining our community and guest posting on the site. :-)

Comment from BK
Time: September 18, 2008, 2:00 am

I just found you while doing a google search to find other women political bloggers. Please add me to your list.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 18, 2008, 2:08 am

Hi BK. Your blog has been added to the list. :-)

Comment from nun
Time: September 21, 2008, 1:46 pm

Hi,
Thanks for including me on your list. My site has moved and is now located at

http://www.flutterbyewings.com/nunoftheabove

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 21, 2008, 2:30 pm

OK nun. Your blog has been updated. :-)

Comment from GOPMOM
Time: September 27, 2008, 12:06 pm

This website exclusively reflects the opinions of a displaced mid-western stay at home mom. Mom knows best!
————–
What a great website, thank you for the inclusion.
GOPMOM

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 27, 2008, 10:22 pm

Hi GOPMOM – I just added your blog to the list. I hope you’ll also consider joining our community, and contributing some guest posts. :-)

Comment from Me The People
Time: September 28, 2008, 1:36 am

Me The People
Politics With Balls. Except for I don’t Have Any Balls. Well, Other Than Metaphorical Balls.
Oh, just come check it out. Politics and humor from a stay-at-home-mom-freelancer-liberal

Comment from Noticed
Time: September 28, 2008, 5:45 pm

I am a politics junkie and I always enjoy a woman’s take on the issues that are important to me. I’d love to be added to your list.

Thanks for your work in compiling our voices!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: September 28, 2008, 11:57 pm

Me The People

and

Noticing The Gap

have been added to the list. :-)

Comment from Pizza Diavola
Time: October 1, 2008, 6:46 pm

Hi, please add me to your list. I blog at Pizza Diavola and also at Hillary 1000, which is a feminist, group blog about U.S. politics.

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Time: October 4, 2008, 4:04 am

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Comment from Trina McKinnon
Time: October 4, 2008, 8:41 am

Does this page have some sort of glitch? I am getting e-mails from readers saying that they’ve noted my site, Elaine’s Like Maria Said Paz, Betty’s Thomas Friedman is a Great Man, and others and the comments never get posted and the blogs never get added. Could you explain that please so I have something to reply other than, “I don’t know the site you’re talking about?” And with regards to Betty and Marcia of SICKOFITRADLZ, the e-mails are especially vocal about how this list needs more women of color which I would agree. Is it a glitch or are some people purposely not allowed to post comments? I’m getting tired of being asked that and constantly replying, “I don’t know the site you’re talking about.” As I was told, there is no easy to find e-mail so people cannot write you directly. If it’s not a glitch that keeps comments from posting and you’re only allowing some comments, you should put some sort of notice up because for the fourth week I’m getting e-mails about this and I don’t have the time to repeatedly respond “I don’t know the site you’re talking about.” I’m not asking to be added, I’m asking for a response I can give to people asking me why their comments do not appear here. If you’d rather respond to me in an e-mail and not post this, feel free, my e-mail’s entered. I’m a grandmother helping my son raise his one-year-old daughter so I may not see your e-mail immediately.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: October 4, 2008, 11:51 am

With all due respect Trina. I have no idea what you are talking about. If a woman who blogs about politics would like to be added to this list, all they have to do is put their link here, and I will add it to the list at my earliest convenience.

Comment from Betty
Time: October 8, 2008, 2:58 pm

Trina’s not the only one getting these e-mails. “Write a comment” is what’s at the bottom of this page. What I’m using now. With all due respect Catherine, Trina’s point is fairly obvious.
Like her I’m getting e-mails saying, “Betty, I left a comment asking your site to be linked to but the comment never went up.”
How is that hard to grasp?
Like Trina, I have no idea what to tell people.
The forum implies anyone can leave a comment but apparently some comments are not going up like when people come by to say, “Hey, ____ is a great site by a woman. You should add it.”
That’s what Trina wrote about it and it was clear to me.
Who is allowed to comment because my readers are e-mailing me saying they leave a comment here and it never appears?

Comment from Jeannie
Time: October 13, 2008, 10:36 pm

Blog and column “On the Other Hand” by Jeannie Babb Taylor
http://www.JeannieBabbTaylor.com

Comment from nerdette27
Time: October 14, 2008, 11:12 pm

Not My Gal is unapologetic in reclaiming the word “Feminist”. We believe that the new wave of Feminists stand for Choice, Equal pay, Title IX and healthy families. Inspired by Sarah Palin, we seek to draw contrast between pro-women Gals, and anti-women Gals.

Would love for you to stop by!

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: October 14, 2008, 11:19 pm

On The Other Hand and Not My Gal have both been added to the list. :-)

Comment from Onedia Hayes Sylvest
Time: October 15, 2008, 8:21 am

I am a passionate blogger writing openly without alter ego fully embracing citizen journalism. I was a mom, naval officer, second career woman, wife, daughter, and so forth. NOW, I am doing and becoming more of my true self restricted in what I write only by my own sense of good manners, my moral conscience, and my agility of wit and words. I write about topics that matter to me, that tweak my interest, raise my hackles, or tickle my funnybone.

I also write Bull Shoals Beacon http://bullshoalsbeacon.com — A Citizen/community magazine for my tiny town in the Ozarks. I attempt to raise awareness and challenge people to speak up and take part. It is A cyber light sending out information, inspiration and an occasional warning signal.

Comment from Susan
Time: October 16, 2008, 10:08 am

Hey! Add me to that list! http://www.raisin-toast.com.

Susan

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: October 16, 2008, 1:00 pm

Hi Susan. Raisin Toast has been added to the list. :-)

Comment from Z
Time: October 16, 2008, 1:42 pm

Hi there! Just wanted to add my link to the list.

Comment from Z
Time: October 16, 2008, 1:43 pm

Hi there! Just wanted to add my link to the list.

http://metamomphosis.blogspot.com/

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: October 16, 2008, 5:28 pm

Metamomphosis has been added to the list. :-)

Comment from fox news
Time: October 16, 2008, 6:20 pm

are these women mostly rep or dem? i never herd of most of them.

Comment from Catherine Morgan
Time: October 16, 2008, 7:00 pm

This is a list of 550 women who blog about politics, they are from all party affiliations.

Comment from Sara Callow
Time: October 17, 2008, 12:02 am

Wanted to add my site…
brokencorset.com
Life and politics from a woman’s perspective.

Comment from Shelly Thomas
Time: October 17, 2008, 6:10 am

Hi! I’m just discovering that there are blog lists of women who wrote about politics! I both write about politics and podcast about them. Here are my websites, all written by me, a progressive independent in Minnesota, and all blogs with the last one being the blog for my website. I’m going to link to this site also. Thanks!

http://www.citizenagainstlies.com
http://www.rebelcentral.net/blog
http://www.civilianism.com/gate
and my podcast site . . http://www.civilianism.com/blog
My podcast is called “Civilianism”
But on all the other sites I just write about news and politics.
Comments are welcome.
Thanks for this list!

Comment from Onedia Hayes Sylvest
Time: October 18, 2008, 10:12 pm

In addition to my Bull Shoals Beacon (http://bullshoalsbeacon.com) please add Onedia in the Ozarks (http://onediasozarks.blogspot.com)

Comment from Nome
Time: November 3, 2008, 5:14 am

women are playing a big role in current political issues !

Comment from Jenni
Time: November 10, 2008, 6:51 pm

Hi! This is so wonderful! Please add me–I’m a new blogger on motherhood, peace and politics–

I’ll link to this site, too. Thanks!!

http://www.writethejourney.wordpress.com

Comment from JerryRansom
Time: January 9, 2009, 1:19 am

Here I call these SELF-CONFIDENT LADY!

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Comment from PiedType
Time: January 19, 2009, 10:31 pm

Please add the following tagline to the above listing for my Pied Type blog:

“I used to have a handle on life, but it broke”

Comment from Sarabvi
Time: March 14, 2009, 2:19 pm

I would also like to add my blog into this list

Comment from Mary Collins
Time: May 14, 2009, 7:14 pm

From “A Female New Mexicans Policial Point of View”
Women should make their voices heard in politic because govenment affect our families everyday. We should have more women on the courts and in our local government to represent our point of view.

Comment from Alex
Time: May 16, 2009, 1:53 am

Nice blogs

Comment from Nee
Time: May 16, 2009, 7:54 pm

Add my link.
Thanks!

Comment from Frenchie
Time: May 20, 2009, 11:55 pm

Please add mine to your list as well. Politics. Foreign Policy. Frugal Fashion. what more could a woman ask for?!

Comment from Razer-z
Time: May 24, 2009, 12:34 pm

Thanks for this list!

Comment from LED
Time: May 24, 2009, 1:27 pm

Thanks for creating and growing this list.

Comment from Legolus
Time: May 25, 2009, 10:12 am

Women in politics and the politics of being a woman.

Comment from Naoi
Time: June 21, 2009, 5:02 am

Please feel free to add me to your blogroll, wonderful concept to have Women Bloggers collected
Thanks

Comment from JMenin
Time: June 23, 2009, 3:46 pm

You can add one more to this great list! Julie’s Take is a news and opinion blog that provides an in-depth view of current events, politics, and women’s issues. From the latest news on Capitol Hill to the challenges faced by working mothers, Julie’s Take presents a truly informed look at the topics of the day.

Take a look!
http://juliemenin.com/category/julies-take/

Comment from Stormbunny
Time: September 23, 2009, 12:40 pm

This list is amazing! In a world where more and more voices are silenced, where in many places women are still pushed back and denied of the same rights men have, it’s good to see that there are so many of us that won’t shut up, that will keep fighting for ourselves, our mother and daughters. Don’t give up, ladies, don’t give up!

Comment from fp
Time: November 8, 2009, 11:43 am

Reid Report

Comment from Joy
Time: November 10, 2009, 9:34 am

Great list
Thanks

Comment from SIMON
Time: November 10, 2009, 9:15 pm

Many nice blog
Thanks for share

Comment from Womanplus
Time: November 11, 2009, 8:51 pm

I like to add my blog to this list
Thanks

Comment from Jenn
Time: November 24, 2009, 11:17 pm

Important news posted by current readers, including women readers.

Comment from eatmydessertfirst
Time: September 15, 2011, 8:27 pm

Please add my new blog to your list. Thank you!
http://chocolatehighheelsandpolitics.blogspot.com/

Comment from tora
Time: October 9, 2011, 1:44 pm

Thank you for more informative very interesting nice blog
http://hdtv-blackfriday.us

Comment from Roshellee
Time: October 14, 2011, 8:02 pm

I would love to be added to the list. :) Thank you.
http://ifiwerepresident-rochelle.blogspot.com/

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