More exciting new Filibuster community type stuff!

If you look to the right of this column, you may notice that I’ve added some swanky new community buttons to the site. As a good member of the Web 2.0 community, I am trying to encourage more fan interaction with Filibuster. You guys have been really awesome with all your support over the years, and I always enjoy reading your thoughtful and insightful emails. I clearly have a lot of very intelligent readers, and since political commentary is an inherently participatory sport, I’m keen to have everyone get more publicly involved in debating and discussing some of the issues I talk about on the site.

To summarize, Filibuster now has a Facebook fan page, where you can comment on cartoons or blog posts and discuss stuff, and Formspring page, where you can ask me questions about anything. You can also follow me, personally, on Twitter. More to come, I’m sure, but for now I’m really pleased that all this stuff has been so well received so far. Be sure to let me know if you have any ideas or suggestions of your own.