[CS-FSLUG] Political Discussion---please humour me.

[Timothy R. Butler]

Hi Christopher,
> One of the bulletin boards I participate on had this URL. I would like 
> to ask some of you to check it out and take this test. Given the 
> number of political rants I have seen lately, I have ask if any of us 
> really do know when we stand politically speaking. It can be argued 
> that our faith affects ours political decision making. Yet, it would 
> be interesting to see how some of us score on this test, especially 
> those with the strongest political attitudes.

	I need to do it again. I usually run this ever six months or so to see 
where I land politically and if it fluctuates. It does to an extent, 
seemingly based on my mood, how cynical I'm feeling at that moment, 
etc.

	I'll do it in a few minutes and post results (plus, I'll dig up my old 
blog posts on it just for grins).

> Also, perhaps CS-FSLUG should consider creating a bulletin board of 
> it's own, though with password protection of course.


	That could be done. I'm not sure if it might not cause some dilution 
having both a mailing list and a web forum, though... of course, if 
others are interested in the idea, let me know. I'm not closed to the 
idea.

	-Tim

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