Lizzy and Maegan like to think it's possible for progressives and conservatives to move America forward by focusing on issues we can agree on. They often team up on Blog Talk Radio, Twitter and HuffPost to give constructive, solution-oriented commentary to politicos from both parties.

Elizabeth "Media Lizzy" Blackney brings a fresh, next generation perspective and is informed by more than a dozen years of working closely with news makers, opinion leaders, and industry icons. As the Political Director for BlogTalkRadio, she anchors the the AOL Hot Seat daily show, Heading Right Radio, and The Media Lizzy Show. She is an entrepreneur, mother, activist and Republican pundit. She supports ONE, the full funding of the Millennium Development Goals and digs all things French, the Dave Matthews Band, and the US Marines. A lot. You can find her blog at www.medializzy.wordpress.com. You can follow her on twitter here.

Maegan Carberry is a journalist-turned blogger who
specializes in politics, media and the so-called spoiled Millennial
Generation. She blogs at www.maegancarberry.com, and co-hosts the online radio show, Wilshire & Washington with Variety Managing Editor Ted Johnson and conservative blogger Teresa Valdez Klein.

Previously, she was Arianna Huffington's chief of staff, where she ran the west coast offices of the Huffington Post, and she worked with the Obama for America communications and new media team during the California primary election campaign. She has also been an advertising sales executive at the Los Angeles Times and a reporter and columnist for the Chicago Tribune's RedEye edition. She has a masters degree in journalism and media management from Northwestern University and a bachelors degree in political science from UCLA. Follow Maegan on Twitter at http://twitter.com/maegancarberry.

Blog Entries by Maegan Carberry and Elizabeth Blackney

Why You Should Recommit to 21st Century (Gasp!) Bipartisan Politics

3 Comments | Posted February 23, 2009 | 03:06 PM (EST)


This latest installment of the REAL 100 Days project was difficult for us to write, given the partisan gridlock that yielded the Democrat-backed stimulus package recently passed by the legislature. Ultimately, the political climate reinforced the reasons we decided to collaborate for this column during Obama's first 100 days...

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Real 100 Days: Preserve Bipartisanship With Issue-Oriented, New Media Focus

1 Comments | Posted January 27, 2009 | 05:08 PM (EST)


We created The REAL 100 Days project as a bipartisan attempt to push ourselves beyond the boundaries of political parties as the new administration kicks off, and we'd love you to join our conversation. How do you think the media has covered Obama's first days in office? In what areas...

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Introducing The REAL 100 Days Project

1 Comments | Posted January 23, 2009 | 01:27 AM (EST)


The inaugural parties are over and our collective hangovers are exacerbated by the reality that America has a lot of work to do. Over the coming 100 days, the MSM will hang on our new president's every action, while politicos and activists will watch to see if the bipartisan promise...

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Elephant in the Room: When Will the GOP Join the Blogosphere?

Posted November 10, 2008 | 05:26 PM (EST)


Arianna Huffington was right when she declared the Internet is the true winner of the election last week, but in the spirit of unity and bipartisanship that's sweeping the nation after Obama's victory the next logical question is: When will the new media market evolve to become the more...

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