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Politics: Politics is the art of reforming a society through public policy, and a hallmark (and curse) of civilizations and governments.

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• ABA - Dialogue - Resources meant to promote discussion of important issues relating to freedom and the Constitution, as the nation faces issues and challenges which can put our privacy and civil liberties at risk. From the American Bar Association.
• The Almanac of Politics and Government, on-line - On-line reference resource with a wealth of information about U.S. politics and government.
• American Political Development - Historians, political scientists, and political sociologists study the roots of politics in the United States, beyond presidential succession, elections, and political parties.
• American Christian Liberty Society - Retaining religious liberty. Story of David Alan Carmichael and others who are continuing the American struggle for freedom.
• Capitol Spotlight - Online weekly newsletter dedicated to reporting on key votes on Capitol Hill.
• CitizensLobby.com - A non-partisan, grassroots "America First" organization. Site includes current petitions, legislative alerts, contact information for members of the US Congress, news and opinion articles, and bookstore.
• The Constitution Project - An action-oriented public education effort that aims to establish guidelines for proposed amendments to the Constitution.
• CowcreekGeek - Personal commentary on issues in American politics.
• E-The People - Interact with over 140,000 government officials by petition and e-mail.
• Federal Elections and Party Politics - Specializing in Democratic and Republican Party politics, political news and presidential polls. Information on Al Gore, George W Bush, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, and other politicians running for president.
• Freedom Forever - An essay about individual liberty, responsibility, and self-determination.
• Guardian Unlimited Special report: George Bush's America - Latest news and analysis of the issues the government is dedicated to, articles focusing on the President and Congress, weblog and interactive guides.
• The Keel - This site is for independent voters and others interested in independent voting rights and election reform.
• Laborers' Political Action League - Supports political candidates who have shown themselves to be pro-union.
• The Living Room Candidate - A history of presidential campaign commercials from 1952-2000 from the American Museum of the Moving Image.
• Pericles Institute - Non-partisan, non-profit, politically independent organization, which seeks to bring conservatives and liberals together on behalf of wise governance.
• Politics 2001-Lessons 2000 - An analysis of the lessons that Conservatives should have learned from the 2000 Presidential election in the United States.
• Public Citizen - Ralph Nader's organization. Site includes news and information on trade, politics, health and other issues
• Red Encyclopedia - A compendium of knowledge about left-wing politics in the United States.
• Reform Politics - Political advocacy group composed of delegatates and activists of the McCain presidential campaign.
• Representative Democracy for the Modern Era - Proposed constitutional amendment to restructure the U.S. executive and legislative branches and modify their electoral processes.
• 50States Online Project - An on-going state-by-state analysis of lawmakers’ conflicts of interest, based on their sources of income and assets, committee assignments, leadership positions and legislative duties.
• U.S. Politics: Current Events - About.com - Links, articles and other recources about current events in the United States.
• The Voter.org - Offering an unbiased resource for information on Politics and voting in the United States.

   

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