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6:42 PM, Oct 13, 2009 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

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Ben Smith has a story today on the launch of Keep America Safe, a new group founded by Liz Cheney, Debra Burlingame, and the boss that's dedicated to, well, keeping America safe.

From the group's mission statement:

The mission of Keep America Safe is to provide information for concerned Americans about critical national security issues. Keep America Safe seeks to influence public policy by encouraging dialogue between American citizens and their elected representatives in order to produce legislation and executive action that enhances the national security of the United States.

You can read more at KeepAmericaSafe.com.

And here's the group's first ad:

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