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Useful Links
(General):
Textbook
Student Guide
The
US Constitution
The
Federalist Papers
The
one size fits all government website
The
Presidency
House
of Representative
Senate
Supreme
Court
Findlaw.com
(Good site for Supreme Court Cases)
US
Government Statistics
Georgia
Government
Politician
Biographies
Useful Links (Elections):
What
is going on in Congress these days?
Who
Represents Me And What Do They Think About The Issues?
How
do I Register to Vote
Where
do I vote?
How
do I use Georgia's new touch screen voting system?
How
can a poll of 800 people represent the views of 200
million?
Electoral
College explanation and election results
Presidential
tracking poll 2008
Electoral
College Predictor 2008 #1
Electoral
College Predictor 2008 #2
Electoral
College Swing State Map 2008
Presidential
Polls Summary
Useful Links (News
Sources):
Center
For Media and Public Affairs
Domestic
The
Hill
Newsweek
MSNBC Online
Fox
News Network
CNN
The
Washington Post
The
Washington Times
The
New York Times
The
Atlantic Monthly
National
Public Radio
Christian
Science Monitor
Foreign
Voice
of America (US government)
Reuters
News Service (German)
Der
Spiegel (German)
La
Monde (France)
The
Economist (UK)
BBC
Online (UK)
The
Guardian (UK)
Turkish
Weekly (Turkey)
Pravda
(Russia)
Arab
News (Saudi Arabia)
The
Times (India)
Asahi
Shimbun (Japan)
Asia
Times (Hong Kong)
Useful Links (Specialized):
The
CIA World Fact Book
US
Presidents
The
Smithsonian Museum of American History
Library
of Congress American History
History
House
Women's
Suffrage
Political Satire:
The
Capitol Steps
Generic
political jokes
Bushisms
John
Kerry Jokes
PG-rated
Bill Clinton Jokes
Generic
political jokes
National Debt
Clock :
The following is
a running total of the US national debt based on an
algorithm provided by zFActs.com.
Divide the total you see by the
population of the country (300 million) to determine
your share of the national debt. This
is how much more money the government must now take
from you in taxes or deny to you in benefits (in the
form of national defense, student grants and loans,
highway construction, law enforcement, etc.)
Since the 1960s, the national
debt has gone up in every administration, Repbublican
and Democrat. It has gone up when Democrats have controlled
Congress and when Republicans have. No party is solely
responsible. The voters who have chosen the politicians
are. Who do you blame if you have never voted? Have
you ever seen the bumper sticker on the expensive car,
"I am spending my children's inheritance!"
It is more true than you thought.
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