QandO is a group blog started by Jon Henke in 2003 as "Questions and Observations". Dale Franks and Bruce "McQ" McQuain joined the blog shortly thereafter, and together these three bloggers made QandO into a well-trafficked and respected blog. They created a great podcast ("Observations") which now runs every Sunday night at 8pm Eastern, and for a time published The New Libertarian e-magazine at neolibertarian.net. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- In January 2007, as Jon's political job commitments precluded most participation at QandO, the original three invited long-time commenters Bryan Pick and Billy Hollis to join the blog and pick up the slack. In July 2008, Michael Wade and Lance Paddock joined as well. Today, Jon blogs at The Next Right with Patrick Ruffini and Soren Dayton. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Though they don't often refer to the term anymore, the QandO bloggers write from a "neolibertarian" perspective. Neolibertarianism is an attempt at making libertarianism politically relevant -- pursuing pragmatic domestic and foreign policies to maximize liberty, accepting the necessity of electoral coalition politics.