RedBlueAmerica, a fully interactive forum for diverse political and cultural ideas and opinion, was launched today to tap the country’s intense interest in the democratic process and to encourage vigorous public discourse during the 2008 national election campaigns and beyond.

The innovative social networking site was created by The E. W. Scripps Company and is designed to appeal to the significant percentage of Americans who are engaged in the political process and have a deep interest in the diversity of opinion in American society.

The site will serve as an ongoing public forum for a full array of user-generated content, including blogs, personal profiles, videos and more. While focusing at the outset on the 2008 election campaigns, RedBlueAmerica intends to provide the public with an open forum for a wide
range of cultural and political views long after the votes have been counted.

The public debate on RedBlueAmerica will be moderated by two experienced online journalists, each providing perspective on either the conservative (Red) or liberal (Blue) viewpoint.

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