The Democratic National Convention is the primary focus of iVoteAmerica but the blog will also cover the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis and will blog about media personalities such as Bill O’Reilly and Arianna Huffington. Links to left and right political blogs are feature in the iVoteAmerica blog.

The iVoteAmerica.com voter polling and blogging network will include state political blogs for each of the 50 States which will enable people to blog about state political issues, candidates and hot topics.

Among others the current posts include:

• Hillary Delivers Noble Surrender
• Michelle’s Talking Again
• Obama Typecasting

iVoteAmerica.com includes a variety of polls called the “Red, White and Blue” polls.

REALonomics.net advocates that the industry open up the property information portals to consumers and upgrade its approach to how it is interacting with the consumer by implementing more social networking such as www.CityBlogUSA.com, a community blogging network for every city in the USA.

Visit www.REALonomics.net.

You can benefit from the traffic of this Denver CityBlog by adding your existing blog to the blog or, if you prefer as many cities in the Colorado CityBlog Network! The blogging network includes cities such as:

• Colorado Springs
• Aurora
• Vail
• Durango
• Grand Junction
• Montrose
• Breckenridge

You can connect your blog to any of these cities! Better yet, you can Author blogs in these and the more than 350 Colorado cities in the Network.

Post your properties, blog about community events, link to your own website or blog, market yourself as a real estate professionald in the city where you work.

Residents, blog your home, post photos, post blogs about jobs, lifestyles, health care, schools, politics and any other topic important to you.

Anyone may Suggest a new Park Bench Topic…upload community images to PhotoBlog!

Blog Colorado!

According to Brad Smith, Employing Broker at Home Real Estate, “the blogging network is a transparent model, everyone can play and we think that is what consumers want…after all, who knows more about a city than the people who live there.”

All of the blogging for residents is FREE when they become Authors or Commentators. Real estate brokers and businesses can participate by advertising themselves. Agents can sign up to sponsor their favorite city, home town or market area. Brokers who Author can upload properties, create links and give information about local neighborhoods, making it more powerful. become a Denver Author and post information about life in Denver, real estate values, jobs, health care, schools and any other Park Bench topic.

The Colorado CityBlog Network also contains a PhotoBlog component. Residents can upload their favorite images for other to preview…homes, buildings, humorous photos, people, landmarks, etc. All photos are screened.

Behind CityBlogUSA and the Colorado Blog Network is the idea of creating local conversations with residents so that people who are contemplating relocation to any Colorado City can “Ask the people who live there.”

Go ahead…blog any city in Colorado!

Lauded for its charming village feel, the central ellipse of the area and varied architecture reflect Bonnie Brae’s established historic roots. While close proximity to fine dining and recreation harkens back to its roaring 20’s attitude, the short walk or drive to these areas provide the fun without a long commute.

A quick step out the door of a 1940’s Ranch-style will have you at a coffee shop or sushi bar, with plenty to talk about regarding the new brick builds on Clayton Street, or the classic Tudors on Josephine Street.

Excellent ratings for Cory elementary school add to the areas family appeal, while new and remodeled Bonnie Brae condos are in high demand for young professionals.

Convenient access to Colorado Boulevard takes the guesswork out of reaching nearby Denver neighborhoods. Even, with easy access to I-25 and the rest of Downtown at your finger tips, the only question that may remain regarding Bonnie Brae is “why would you want to leave?”