Keep up the good work, Erick, Neil, and company!

Yes, we are serious about building an army of activists in each state. Are you?

I thought RS 3 was the ticket to letting us build community.

Then keeping RS 3 going sucked up all the time I’d otherwise put into building community.

But now… heh. We’re still building up some of the fluff, but this space station is armed and fully operational.

Both the RS4.0 site and the idea.

Since the election I’ve wanted to do something, anything at the local level to boost Conservatism, but struggled with what that could be. This could give me that answer.

I also told my husband just recently that we need more Conservative friends. I know you’re not planning a social network, but that would be an added benefit.

Erick- When you did the article on Georgia being a pilot project for state activists a few days ago, I wondered if Redstate could do the same for all states. Many here don’t know where each other lives. We could be commenting with our neighbors and not know it. I think that listing what areas the commentors are from would be very helpful, as more can be done on the ground with groups of people, rather than trying to be a lone single voice in the wilderness. While blogging is very important, knocking on doors, or addressing envelopes is just as important. Here in VA, a new site just went up less than a week ago, RPV Networking, and they already crossed the 200 member mark. Republicans are engaged, and have learned that we need to get off our butts if we ever hope to take the White House and Congress back into sanity.

Thank you to all of you for all you are doing. Redstate is my first stop every morning.