Everybody does it online. But few will do it as annoyingly as TheFoxNation.com. CLICK HERE if you missed part one of this article or you need a cash advance to buy child safety software to block FoxNation.com from your browser.

Seriously. The community forum Fox Nation intends to offer may be a haven for conservatives who need to vent their frustration over increasing liberalism in America, but it certainly won’t be therapeutic. The world outside is liberal socialism, Fox Nation. Strap yourself down for a bumpy ride.

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Apparently inspired by Facebook’s drive to infringe upon the privacy of its users past and present, Fox Nation wants to connect with its faithful via online social media. This comes as no surprise, considering that Rupert Murdoch owns MySpace.  Columns, blogs and videos from fair and balanced talking heads like Bill O’Reilly, Greta Van Susteren and Sean Hannity are intended to tie it all together.

“I don’t think this is going to be limited to die-hard Fox News fans,” said Cheatwood. I beg to differ, sir. According to reports, FoxNews.com trails far behind MSNBC.com (41 million visitors in February 2009) and CNN.com (36 million). Your 16 million gives me and the rest of the world a clear indication that only die-hard fans care.

A liberal response?

Arianna Huffington of the Huffington Post is making moves of her own. She is teaming with Atlantic Philanthropies to launch a “$1.75 million investigative fund” to hire 10 reporters. According to the Washington Post, the focus of this investigative team will be the economy -  for now.

Atlantic’s aim is “bringing about lasting changes in the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable people,” which includes journalists. Huffington said in a statement that “the importance of investigative journalism cannot be overstated — especially during our tumultuous times.” Project head Nick Penniman told the Associated Press: “We care about democracy, not Democrats.”

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