NCDPpolitics has restructured this blog to include hot topics, links to related political blogs that matter, a list of all state auxiliaries' websites and a search feature to better serve our readers and keep Democrats informed on what's happening inside our party. Our mission is to make sure every concerned democrat has the information they need to get involved, to lead and to fight to elect Democrats to public office.
We were pleasantly surprised and more than a little humbled by the amazing amount of visits (over 7,000) in less than a month to our blog. What started out as a simple blog -- to inform State Executive Members of the real facts and plain truth behind the candidates' campaigns who sought to lead our party -- has now turned into a greater responsibility.
The feedback and support has been overwhelmingly positive, including correction requests when needed (Sorry, Melvin. We have corrected your reported age from 69 to 68 earlier today). We have been asked more than a few times if this blog would continue after the new state party leaders were elected and received several suggested topics for continued coverage. We understand the need exists to share information if we are to help our party unify and strengthen our party's organization at every level.
For that reason, NCDPpolitics will continue blogging and covering the topics that matter most in order to rebuild our party and to regenerate the grassroots efforts so desperately required to win elections.
With the whole world watching North Carolina between now and the 2012 Democratic National Convention, NCDPpolitics plans to do its part to help support the party's new state chairman.
We vow to keep the blog's tone less snarky and more civil, the reporting fair and accurate, and to stay cognizant of what information can and should be shared publicly. We do not want to give Republicans any information that could harm our efforts to take back control of North Carolina's legislative agenda or undermine our candidates and public servants.
However, should sensitive information need to be shared, we will provide it privately and separately to those who request it once they have been cleared and their identity validated. In the meantime, keep checking back to learn what's going on inside our party and to send us news tips, concerns and background information on issues that have you concerned. Your identity will never be disclosed should you request confidentiality.
Again, thank you for making NCDPpolitics better than ever. You can provide public comment at the end of any article by opening the comment links. We moderate all comments to avoid inadvertently publishing personal attacks, improper language and false information. We currently have a 100% publishing rate on all comments received. To send information privately, please email us at ncdppolitics@gmail.com.
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