Top 100 Conservative Political Websites of 2007

Intellectual Conservative ^ | July 30, 2007 | Rachel Alexander

[FreeManWhoCan]

Which of these sites is more has more so-called “moderates”?

[ken21]

agree.

bill’s too rigid sometimes.

being in public view and under attack daily would be difficult i think.

rush is more removed and doesn’t take things personally.

[Rb ver. 2.0]

I don’t see WA? Oh the humanity!

[Dante3]

He sometimes has stories that no one else covers or dares to cover. I especially appreciate Bill O’Reilly’s coverage of corrupt judges who give a pass to violent pedophiles.

[Recovering_Democrat]

If Drudge is 951, and Fox News is 599, why is Drudge #1?

[PinkDolphin]

Ping for later, thanks for this!

[Vision]

Rush is a stunningly brilliant mind.

O’Reilly is a good guy, a little bit blowhard, who loves attention.

[ken21]

yep.

and bill’s down on rap music

and he’s in the face of child abusers and

democrap public officials that defend them.

i applaud him for this.

[ken21]

i listen to rush a lot and like him.

he has a disciplined approach to politics

that he said once he was taught by his father, a lawyer and pilot.

[F-117A]

Thanks for the post!

[Tanniker Smith]

Okay, I have to bookmark this thread.
Places to go when I'm bored!

[Beagle8U]

FreeRepublic is nearly 5 times as popular as Bill O’Reilly!

[Badeye]

Golly, where’s liberty post?

(chuckle)

[Bob J]

That’s a world ranking.

[khnyny]

8. Free Republic – 7,114

38. Bill O’Reilly – 83,723

Enough said.

LOL...I said last night that BOR was jealous/threatened by the internet.

[Tanniker Smith]

Okay, I have to bookmark this thread.

Oh, man! I just checked out my bookmarks. Apparently, I was on a roll back in 2000 with the bookmarking. There are threads there that I'd totally forgotten about, and most really aren't relevant anymore.

Time to review and start pruning!

[dynachrome]

ping. Check out #37 and #38 on this list. I no see that Levin guy.

[colorcountry]

Bump for FreeRepublic #8. Woo Hoo

[George W. Bush]

I found this section interesting since it's us and some others we know well.

#8 Free Republic – 7,114
# Town Hall – 7,915
# U.S. News and World Report - 8,694
# National Review Online – 10,502
# Politico – 11,359
# Lew Rockwell – 13,174
# Washington Times – 13,621
# Rush Limbaugh – 14,117
# Real Clear Politics – 17,027
# The Post Chronicle – 19,203
# Reason Online – 19,942
# Little Green Footballs – 21,079
# Michelle Malkin – 23,570
# Instapundit – 25,661
# Ludwig von Mises Institute – 28,169
# Human Events – 28,937
# Weekly Standard – 43,327
# Powerlineblog – 41,288
# Heritage Foundation – 48,044
# FrontPageMag – 48,461
# Red State – 49,599

WND's #5 shows a lot more strength than most FReepers give them credit for. And LewRockwell.com surprised me with its ranking.

I don't grasp how Politico is allowed in this list. They're not a conservative site. Neither is U.S. News and World Report. The WSJ isn't very conservative either.

[George W. Bush]

I no see that Levin guy.

First you build up your radio audience, then you start to build a pay forum for your diehard fans.

Rush's and Sean's websites are really fanboy sites. Rush's is especially good, not only with the podcasts but showing so much extra material he uses to pull his show together.

Mark's startling growth in radio audience is remarkable. His web presence is still centered around National Review. I think he's playing it just about right.