The American Election site (http://americanelectionssite.com/) is a hobby of mine and a new website about one of my biggest interests, American politics. It will cover the 2016 presidential election, but also go deep into some of the important political (not social) issues, such as money in politics. What are you guys thoughts on this (money in politics and the seriousness of the issue) and on the website so far? And also, which other (libertarian) topics/political issues do you find most important and interesting?

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The sites going to be about philosophy, news and of coarse anarcho-capitalism. Due to the nature and length of "anarcho-capitalism", finding a suitable name is tough. Everything I come up with has had its domain name purchased or is beyond stupidity. All I got so far is: "the voluntarist" "the agorist". Im bad at naming things...