This is where I gravitated to over the past few months.
Reading the headlines there is an informative past time. My favorite part of the site is the comment section below every article. This section has brought together many individuals with diverse opinions.
Sometimes the posters can be insulting. Other times those posters can be quite informative. This culture of being able to read and give an opinion after reading those articles is something very refreshing.
This is where I have been writing in short little bursts of inspiration. I have only written there for the past few months, but during that time I felt more connected to others with differing and similar opinions.
Huffington Post's objective was that, I think. The web-newspaper brings reports to peoples attention, and then finds out what the public really thinks is fantastic.
The founders of this country, which put the freedom of press in the first amendment of the constitution, would be proud of what Huffington Post has accomplished. Keep up the good work editors, and to the public who posts, I love reading everybody's opinions.
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