Right On The Right

Right On The Right has been on hiatus for the last few months since Justin Higgins moved on to other blogging ventures. We are now looking to find a new blogger interested in contributing content with the same dedication as Justin. ROTR receives approximately 200,000 hits per month.

The blog is presently hosted and managed free-of-charge by myself, Ron Williams of Lithic Media. I plan to continue all services with future design changes as directed by the new blogger who takes over. We welcome either single blogger or multiple bloggers for the site.

If you're interested in blogging here, please leave a comment or send an e-mail to ron@ronsnexus.com.

So what have I been doing since I returned from The Ohio State University? I've been working on a new site that I'll be actively contributing to, called Shots on the House. Shots will be a different sort of site, combining politics with sports, entertainment, technology, and much more. Me and my co-blogger Tommy Jardon (who is unfortunately a Florida student) will be serving up the shots daily. Check out the site, because it has taken a lot of work and there will be plenty more work put into it over the coming weeks and months. As for ROTR, don't worry, I'm going to be maintaining it as a site for Ohio politics, some cross-posting, and the occassional story that just doesn't fit the style of Shots. Think of it this way, you know have two active outlets to participate. Check it out, leave your feedback for me here OR there, and enjoy.

3 years ago I started this site with the sole purpose of convincing people that America's greatness lies in her people, and not in the power of government. 3 years ago I started this site with the goal of a few people learning about why I feel the way I do and why I believe the things I believe. 3 years ago, I had no clue the amazing journey that would follow. Since then, I've been on some amazing trips, I've been called some horrible things, but I've also been involved with some great people. I'd like to thank my readers for being ever-faithful, and constantly understanding of the extraordinary commitment it has taken to keep this site running with as much content as there has been. Thousands of posts, tens of thousands of comments, and hundreds of thousands of visits. Thank you. If you'd like to keep things going, and help fund my impending trip to the Republican National Convention (which is looking to cost $1,600!), please click the link below and chip into the pot:

In case you were wondering, ROTR was experiencing some technical issues for the past couple days. Our friends at Lithic Media found the issue and it's been worked out, so regular coverage will resume tomorrow. The Democrats have a nominee, and I got to interview an important woman in the Republican Party. Stay tuned for details...