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Political Special Interest Groups

American Civil Liberties Union. Former President Bush (and probably Dubuya too) is NOT a member of this group.

CATO Institute. Washington, D.C. based libertarian think-tank. Offers a informative reports on a vast array of public policy concerns. Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms: Offers the full text of How to Defend Your Gun Rights by Alan Gottlieb and David Kopel and The Journal on Firearms and Public Policy Volumes 5 and 6. Access to the searchable databases holding the organizations publications; Supreme Court Cases since 1990; and all articles relating to the Right to Keep and Bear Arms. Pointers to directories of files regarding the second amendment taken from archives.

Campaigns and Elections The magazine for people in politics. A Congressional Quarterly publication.

Free Republic  Free Republic is an online gathering place for independent, grass-roots conservatism on the web. They are working to roll back decades of governmental largesse, to root out political fraud and corruption, and to champion causes which further conservatism in America

Gallup Polls

Mother Jones Interactive: From the Left

National Organization of Women's Homepage Need we say more?

National Public Radio: Includes program Information from National Public Radio, links to NPR Member Stations, transcripts and audio of news programs, and other public radio related information.

National Rifle Association: Contains information on conservation, legislation, hunting issues, recruiting programs, and women's issues.

Politics: A good site to connect to numerous other sites dealing with government, politics, public policy issues and political discussions. Some of the sites listed in its menu are: *The Conservative Link *Special Interest Groups *The Political Forum *U.S. Budget *U.S. Foreign Policy *Index: Politics and Economics

VDARE An internet publication. Primarily concerned with immigration issues and problems of multiculturalism. Prof. Paul Gottfried frequently writes for VDARE.