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4. Trades Union Congress - Welcome To The Web Site Of The Trades Union Congress TUC The national trade union centre in the UK, representing the vast majority of organized workers.Category Society Work LaborManagement Relations...... TUC congress House Great Russell Street London WC1B 3LS Telephone020 7636 4030 Contact Us Designed by Synergy Communications, http://www.tuc.org.uk/

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5. Wally Herger For Congress 2004 Republican incumbent for U.S. congress in California's 2nd District. http://www.wallyherger.com/

Dear Friends: It is an honor representing you in the United States Congress. The common sense we are known for here in Northern California is a rare quality in Washington, D.C. But each and every day decisions are made in Washington that impact our daily lives. As your Representative, my pledge is, and will always be, to be honest and decent, to work hard and to be a strong voice in our nation's capital for the taxpaying citizens of Northern California. I am grateful for your trust and support. Finally, please keep in mind that this site is a work in progress. I am just beginning to appreciate the power of the Internet, and I will continue to improve and add to this site as I learn more. Once again, welcome and thank you for visiting my site. Sincerely, WALLY HERGER Member of Congress Breaking News : April 4, 2003 (WASHINGTON, D.C.) Congressman Wally Herger (CA-2) voted to approve an emergency wartime supplemental spending bill requested by the President. Specifically, the legislation, H.R. 1559, provides $74.7 Billion to facilitate prosecution of the war, relief and reconstruction efforts in Iraq, homeland security and other emergency aid. A description of specific funding levels follows this page. April 3, 2003

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8. Dehn For Congress (CA-14) 1998 Libertarian candidate in the 14th District California. http://www.dehnbase.org/cd14/

Joe Dehn for Congress California 14th District Cut federal spending and eliminate the income tax. End the War on Drugs. Hands Off the Internet! For more information, visit the issues page Why Vote Libertarian Quite simply, voting Libertarian is the only way to use your vote to demand real change in the direction that most Americans want: a smaller government, one that spends less, takes less of your earnings, and stops meddling in your business and personal life. The Democrats and Republicans have proven over and over again that they won't do this. They are the ones who got us into the current mess! The Democrats and Republicans are both parties of big government. While they make a big show of fighting over "cuts", government spending just keeps going up. The multi-trillion dollar federal debt is a bipartisan debt. The federal government grows whichever party is in charge. The "Republican revolution" was a sham. Many voters had high hopes when the Republicans got control of Congress in 1994. Yet not only have they failed to make deep cuts in spending they haven't even been up to the challenge of undoing recent damage and taking simple steps to reduce the power of government over our lives. The Republicans have

9. Chris Bell For Congress Democratic Party candidate for US Representative from the 25th congressional District of Texas. http://www.chrisbellforcongress.com/

10. Mary Judge Ryan For Congress In 2002 Democratic Party nominee for US Representative from the 8th congressional District of Arizona. http://MaryJudgeRyan.com/

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11. United States House Of Representatives, 108th Congress, 1st Session Get congressional member and committee information as well as floor schedules. Learn about the legislative process, and locate tourist resources. on the jurisdiction of the committee and the hearing schedules for the 108th congress. This Week on the House Floor http://www.house.gov/

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13. Henry Hyde For Congress (IL-6) Republican Party incumbent candidate for US Representative from the 6th congressional District of Illinois. http://www.henryhyde.org/

Dear Friend, Having a secure America is everyone's top priority. We have to know that our children are safe in schools, workers are safe at their jobs, consumers are safe in shopping centers around America, water supplies are safe to drink, the air is clean to breathe, and nuclear facilities are safe from terrorists. September 11th was a shock felt around the world. Suicidal fanatics who use religion as an excuse for murder were responsible for the attack on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center. Citizens from 83 countries were killed in the WTC. If not for the bravery of people who deliverately caused the crash of the third plane, the White House or Capitol might have been struck as well. The attack was well organized after being carefully planned by radical groups from several nations, over a period of years. While these acts were carried out without sophisticated weapons, we know these terrorists are trying to gain access to nuclear weapons. We have to be prepared to counteract any kind of attack that they might launch against us. Our response to the militant Taliban terrorists has been swift and relentless. We have captured many of the Taliban and have chased others out of Afghanistan. With the help of government leaders, we will continue to search for terrorist cells wherever they are hiding, in Central and Southern Asia, the Middle East or in Europe and in our own United States. Billions of dollars in assets that have been used to support terrorists around the world have been frozen.

14. Contacting The Congress House and Senate Committees of the US congress plus congressional publications. Includes background on the House Judiciary Committee. listed are published by other Government entities. If congress is not the publisher, the search page accessed by http://www.visi.com/juan/congress

Find Who Represents You In Congress Email your Members of Congress Power Search Congressional Schedule ... Downloads visitors since March 12, 1995. Latest Update to Contact Information: April 4, 2003 Online Directory for the 108th Congress Contacting the Congress is a very up-to-date database of congressional contact information for the 108th Congress. As of April 4, 2003 there are 505 email addresses (of which 399 are Web-based email homepages), and 537 WWW homepages known for the 540 members of the 108th Congress. More traditional ground mail addresses are available for all Congressmembers. Find your members of Congress by clicking on your state on the map to the right or filling out the following form: Address Search: Enter your address to determine who represents you in Congress. ZIP Code Search: Don't feel comfortable submitting your address? Enter just your 5 or 9 digit ZIP code!

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16. Library Of Congress Online Catalogs Online access to the collections resident at the Library of congress.Category Reference Libraries Online Catalogs......The Library of congress collections include over 110 million items in a varietyof formats and languages. The Library of congress August 19, 2002, Contact Us. http://catalog.loc.gov/

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17. Jim Marshall For Congress Headquarters of Jim Marshall, former Macon mayor and candidate for U.S. congress, Third District. http://jimmarshall2002.org

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19. Congressman Dave Weldon Incumbent Republican Party candidate for US Representative from the 15th congressional District of Florida. http://www.weldon.org/

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