The Constitution Club (www.constitutionclub.org) is an established blog and currently accepting applications for new authors who can provide interesting and fresh perspectives on the issues of the day. If you write from a conservative or right-wing, libertarian perspective you are encouraged to contact us at [email protected].

If you are new to blogging, a group blog like this is a good way to ease into blogging and get some good experience. We have a good group of bloggers to work with and a fun little blogging community of fellow conservatives. Some are experienced and some are not. A good mixture of both.

We are not an echo chamber and you are not expected to tow any particular line or view on specific subjects. The Conclub bloggers strive to maintain a professional and informative blog, but we do not take ourselves that seriously and enjoy our eccentricity and humor.

As we approach a million visitors, we plan to continue to provide intelligent, informative, and interesting posts, articles, and commentary on a daily basis both in 'soundbite' and 'essay' form to as many people as possible. We hope you accept this opportunity to share your thoughts on the issue of the day and for us collectively to carry the conservative message to the huddled masses through shared news, views, and commentary.

Please contact us if you are interested in this blogging opportunity and sharing your views with a wider audience.

How many hits are y'all getting?

toe the line, not tow.

Blogging the right way means hard work. Pay isn't mentioned here. Soooooo sorry.......

Quote from: quiller on March 06, 2011, 06:56:14 AM
toe the line, not tow.

It's sad when that happens...  especially for someone recruiting bloggers...

Quote from: taxed on March 06, 2011, 11:41:13 AM
It's sad when that happens...  especially for someone recruiting bloggers...

ANYBODY can start a blog, but the mojo involved in getting regular readers depends on several things (in this case it's reasonable to say, including the company you keep, and including what's in it for the blogger).

If this site is advertising-supported, it is reasonable to ask for reimbursement for posts made. As I said: if you are putting hard work into it, there has to be a reward or it's not worth doing.