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My Two Cents
- by Marisa
- February 12, 2007
I’m a political junkie. I can watch anyone on TV talking politics whether I agree or not. Sometimes I scream and yell at the TV and sometimes I nod in agreement. I always pay attention and I think for myself. I’ve never heard a political speech that I agreed with 100%. I think that’s a good thing.
When I was finally able to get an internet connection in my small community, I was ecstatic! It took me less than two days to find places online to talk politics. I met people who agreed with me and people who didn’t. Frankly, I learn more from those who disagree with me. They make me think. They make me organize my thoughts and analyze my reasoning. Yeah, my debate opponents are my friends because they keep me on my toes.
If you’re like me and enjoy debating today’s hottest political speeches, have I got a place for you! Seriously, Politics will never be the same.. Rebutter.com lets you read current political speeches and then comment on them. You post your comments and others vote on the ones they like. In the same style as Digg, the highest vote-getters rise to the top to appear next to the very words of the politician.
Rebutter is a social community, again like digg, but this is all about politics. With a presidential election looming, Rebutter.com could easily help to shape the future of our country. While the site is new and the community still small, I can see this site impacting our coming election as the word about it gets out.
If you read about Rebutter.com here and decide to sign up and rebut a speech, please add a comment and let me know. I’ll get over there and vote for you!
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