web sites for Washington journal watchers to continue topics....

[MsUSA]

Jennifer Moire, media relations manager at C-SPAN, gives an unnamed viewer the credit for creating two Web sites for C-SPAN junkies -- one for Democrats, the other Republicans -- who want to continue political debate after the network's popular sounding board, "Washington Journal," goes off the air until another day.
The greeting at the Republican site (www.cspanrepublicans.com), which mirrors the Democratic version (www.cspandemocrats.com):
"Finally, a place for those right of center to communicate unique, diverse points of view with each other. Reflecting the politics of the day as observed through our only true window on Washington, C-SPAN. "This Web site was born out of the aggravation of hearing opinions by guests and callers on the daily C-SPAN show 'Washington Journal,' but being denied the ability to engage anyone directly in continued debate after the segment or show was over."

http://www.washtimes.com/national/20050627-114426-3245r_page2.htm

I know, from the moonie times.

[qanda]

1. I heard the guy on the air when he mentioned his websites

It's an excellent idea. I'm surprised no one has thought of it before now.