I have a friend who wants to explore a wide range of political blogs. I told him that you folks are the smartest people on the planet.
Where would you suggest he start looking?
True Blue Jack
P.S. Yes, there really is a friend involved. It’s not like Richie C. asking Mr. C. about a “friend’s” problem.
Anyone who has followed my career on SDMB knows that I am not at all shy about asking embarrassingly “yokelish” questions myself. - TBJ
He could try the one source of all past, present, and future information… Google.
Kinda scary how they have their hands in every bit of data in the world, but that’s another thread altogether 
Another source might be the Wikipedia article on Political blogs.
YO, Bro!
I can tell that yer out there, I can hear you breathing.
What Reply suggested sounds like an excellent place to start.
Here’s what I got after Googling “all views represented” under "blogsearch.google… (After “blogs of all views” failed, at least with quotes.)
Sorted by relevance Sort by date
People and Things to Like–2005 - Forbes.com18 Jul 2005 by W4
Each day the editors post the day’s best columns, editorials and opinion pieces–with
all views represented. The balance, however, tilts toward pro-growth, pro-family,
pro-defense pieces–a good.
N4 - http://nfour.blogspot.com
Equal time7 Nov 2005
AR-N will reply something like: ‘‘We give equal time to all views represented
in our reading area. Articles regarding Christianity will be printed along with
those regarding Satanism. After all, all things equal and unbiased.’’
Abilene Reporter-News Opinion - http://www.reporter-news.com
Who are you and what have you done with my party?8 Nov 2005 by Alex
The competing points of view are supposed to weed back extremism, keep all views
represented and promote and overall increase in the general saftey and welfare
of the US society. The disturbing thing to me is that the current opposition …
Kansas Boy in Russia - http://alexinrussia.blogspot.com
Change the Election Laws12 Dec 2005 by gbabb911
The electoral votes for an independent candidate could be assigned to either
party by the independent after receiving concessions, thus insuring that the
winning candidate represents all views represented by the voters. …
Common Sense - http://journals.aol.com/gbabb911/CommonSense/ - References
Told ya these folks were among the best and brightest all around the globe. Didn’t I place Wikipedia as a general source for you on your list last night? But this is more specific.
Man, it’s kinda’ scary how much these fine folks approach my own stratospheric quasi-godlike powers of intellect and imagination. 
:rolleyes:
Now get up off the floor and face me! Your constant kneeling and groveling gets boring after a while. After all, you ARE kinda’ sorta’ bright yourself, you know!!!
True Blue Jack
Well, there’s Daily Kos on the left and Red State on the right, with Samizdata on the libertarian side. That should get him started.
Thanks, Quartz! They all look interesting, so I’ll be sure to check them out myself.
True Blue Jack
The Daou Report has a daily round-up from political blogs on both sides. (I think you have to sit through an ad to view if you’re not a Salon subscriber)
I’ll add Instapundit and Eschaton to Quartz’s excellent suggestions.
Most of these blogs have blogrolls, or a list of links to blogs they like on their pages. Your friend can visit them and the blogs they link to in posts.
Thanks to tremorviolet and rowrrbazzle as well!
Now we’re off to explore!
TBJ