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| − | '''All Right Magazine''' was created in 2007 to give a voice to [[conservatives]] who want to keep alive the spirit of the [[First Amendment]] to the Constitution. The | + | '''''All Right Magazine''''' was created in 2007 to give a voice to [[conservatives]] who want to keep alive the spirit of the [[First Amendment]] to the Constitution. The editor-in-chief, Fairfield Pinpoint, maintains an open call for letters to the editor, for those who wish to opine. Also the site features a searchable database of today's political headlines as well as social and political commentary. |
| − | At the beginning of every month, All Right Magazine publishes its most popular feature called Countdown to Absurdity, which features the top 10 most outrageous snippets from the news cycle. | + | At the beginning of every month, ''All Right Magazine'' publishes its most popular feature called Countdown to Absurdity, which features the top 10 most outrageous snippets from the news cycle. |
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Revision as of 19:06, May 1, 2008
All Right Magazine was created in 2007 to give a voice to conservatives who want to keep alive the spirit of the First Amendment to the Constitution. The editor-in-chief, Fairfield Pinpoint, maintains an open call for letters to the editor, for those who wish to opine. Also the site features a searchable database of today's political headlines as well as social and political commentary.
At the beginning of every month, All Right Magazine publishes its most popular feature called Countdown to Absurdity, which features the top 10 most outrageous snippets from the news cycle.