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Sexy Politics

by Jenny • February 22nd, 2008

What is Sexy Politics? According to the website’s founders, “sexy is being informed. Sexy is clear and simple. Sexy is understanding why global events often have local impacts.” And what is fun about SexyPolitics.com? Models (real, bonafide college students and recent grads) strip for every answer you get right to their general quiz. It’s informative, certainly innovative and a blast! Test your political prowess by taking a quiz at SexyPolitics.com.

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6 comments

Categories: Fun

http://sexypolitics.com/ Sara

Love the love! You’re amazing…
http://sexypolitics.com Sara

Love the love! You’re amazing…
K.C.

That is SEXY!
K.C.

That is SEXY!
RCJ

It’s a great idea. But a little slanted. I took the media bias quiz in which the site actually displayed media bias in its answers. It occasionally needled talking heads in the punchline answers. In one case they let loose on Anne Coulter, describing the horrible back and forth she had with the Edwards family. A couple of times they basically just called Bill O’Reilly names without putting in at least one piece of evidence why he was the name they called him. I don’t mind the poke at Anne Coulter because they rightfully evidenced what she was. At the same time it seemed like they were a bunch of grade school kids annoyed at O’Reilly with no given proof. So, it goes to show that bias even seeps in to quiz questions.
RCJ

It’s a great idea. But a little slanted. I took the media bias quiz in which the site actually displayed media bias in its answers. It occasionally needled talking heads in the punchline answers. In one case they let loose on Anne Coulter, describing the horrible back and forth she had with the Edwards family. A couple of times they basically just called Bill O’Reilly names without putting in at least one piece of evidence why he was the name they called him. I don’t mind the poke at Anne Coulter because they rightfully evidenced what she was. At the same time it seemed like they were a bunch of grade school kids annoyed at O’Reilly with no given proof. So, it goes to show that bias even seeps in to quiz questions.