My nephew Noah, a Trinity school senior in New York, has a new blog with two of his buddies called (what else?) TrinPundit. The young men are blogging about politics, the Yankees and, yes, girls. Noah posts under the handle of Schwaz. Have a look. As others have noted, sometimes nepotism has a point.
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Roger, you have such a great family. I love hearing about all their doings. How’s your sister doing BTW?
Now I am going to spam this post with an off-topic comment, because it’s getting to be that time. Time to close the browser, turn off the computer, put on our walking shoes, and GET OUT THE VOTE.
If you want to elect Bush, volunteer for the final 72 hours campaign. (Which actually starts the minute you volunteer, and continues till the end of the election; if you are a lawyer and can help with post-election disputes, we need you after the election also.)
Your help is needed even if you are not in a swing state. The campaign will pay for you to go to swing states during the last crucial 3 days and encourage registered voters to get to the polls. If you can’t leave town, you can staff phone banks.
If you still don’t believe how important this is, listen to the RedState folks, who are seasoned political operatives.
GET OUT THE VOTE
I like the fact that they present different points of view on the same blog, with “Schwaz” representing the pro-Bush poster and the other two pro-Kerry. It’s rare to see this sort of cooperation on a blog. Also, I’d never guess that they were teenagers based on the quality of the writing. I’m certainly glad I didn’t leave a paper trail of my political thoughts when I was seventeen.