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'''Smart Girl Politics''' is "a grass roots organization that promotes the opinions and principles of conservative women."<ref>[http://smartgirlpolitics.ning.com/page/about-3 SmartGirlPolitics.org: Mission Statement]</ref> They were founded by Stacy Mott in July of 2008, breaking ground as a [[blog]]. They are a growing [[conservative]] movement on the [[internet]], attracting women of all ages who maintain strong, unapologetic [[conservative]] values. | '''Smart Girl Politics''' is "a grass roots organization that promotes the opinions and principles of conservative women."<ref>[http://smartgirlpolitics.ning.com/page/about-3 SmartGirlPolitics.org: Mission Statement]</ref> They were founded by Stacy Mott in July of 2008, breaking ground as a [[blog]]. They are a growing [[conservative]] movement on the [[internet]], attracting women of all ages who maintain strong, unapologetic [[conservative]] values. | ||
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| + | On social media site [[Twitter]], one of the more popular posting hashtags is #sgp, short for Smart Girl Politics. | ||
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Revision as of 02:34, August 30, 2009
Smart Girl Politics is "a grass roots organization that promotes the opinions and principles of conservative women."[1] They were founded by Stacy Mott in July of 2008, breaking ground as a blog. They are a growing conservative movement on the internet, attracting women of all ages who maintain strong, unapologetic conservative values.
On social media site Twitter, one of the more popular posting hashtags is #sgp, short for Smart Girl Politics.