41. A Supreme Injustice - US Election 2000  (Nov 22, 2000) How do I teach my children about honesty and justice? Maybe we shouldall just stay home on election day. Go on strike. 14, 2000). http://www.truthinmedia.org/Bulletins2000/tim2000-11-6.html

Truth in Media Global Watch Bulletins TiM GW Bulletin 2000/11-6 Nov. 22, 2000 TiM to Florida's Disgraceful Supremes: Resign! Supreme Injustice TiM Readers React Angrily; Toward Another "Just War?" FROM PHOENIX, ARIZONA AMERICAN AFFAIRS HEADLINES Phoenix Supreme Injustice Phoenix 2. TiM Readers Respond Phoenix 3. Toward Another “Just War?” TiM to Florida's Disgraceful Supremes: Resign! 1. Supreme Injustice A Letter from the Truth in Media Editor and Founder to Florida Supreme Court Justices PHOENIX, Nov. 22 - Last night, we sent you a copy of our letter to the Florida Supreme Court (enclosed below), asking also for your support. We have been overwhelmed with your responses. Thank you. Some of your letters are posted below. Keep them coming Also, feel free to take part in our today’s poll - What would you do with Florida's Supreme Court? Click on this URL: http://www.truthinmedia.org/Poll.html - to take part. And now, here’s our letter from Nov. 21:

42. The Brookings Institution explores the financing of the general election, including the of the Brookings Institutiondiscusses lessons the 2000 elections should teach us about http://www.brook.edu/press/books/Financing_2000_election.HTM

Brookings News Releases Calendar of Events Transcripts ... Contact Us Financing the 2000 Election David B. Magleby, ed. Brookings Institution Press 2002 c. 274pp. Cloth, 0-8157-0622-7, $54.95 Paper, 0-8157-0621-9, $19.95 Order by Mail, Fax, Or Phone! Read Chapter One Table of Contents DESCRIPTION Since the 1960 national election, the nonpartisan Citizens’ Research Foundation (CRF) has published a series of Financing the Election volumes, compiling reliable data on the costs and trends of campaign finance. For the 2000 edition, CRF and the Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy at Brigham Young University assembled leading political science scholars to analyze this historic election season where campaign finance was critically important. In setting forth the contours of American political finance, Financing the 2000 Election provides a unique resource for students of elections, reformers, journalists, and interested citizens. SEARCH BROOKINGS Advanced Search Related Content FEC Undermining Campaign Finance Reform, Critics Say Political Parties Now Facing 'Tough Love' Myths and Realities About the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 Policy Briefs An Agenda for Election Reform Inside the Campaign Finance Battle Campaign Finance Reform If Buckley Fell ... Buckley Stops Here Events The Future of Campaign Finance Reform: Constitutional Challenges, Political Realities

43. Resources For Pro teachIn MaterialSample teach-In Materials from 180 Movement for Democracy andEducation. The Structure of White Power and the Color of election 2000' by Bob http://www.ippn.org/unsorted/PDResources.htm

Independent Progressive Politics Network about us member organizations Home National Slate ... Contact IPPN! Address: IPPN PO Box 1041 Bloomfield, NJ 07003 indpol@igc.org Subscribe! Get regular updates from IPPN and stay up to speed. Resources for Pro-Democracy Week Instant Runoff Voting Media Coverage (1) Flyer Proportional Representation Media Coverage Flyer PR Library Speakers ... Campaign Planning Ideas For Actions: (Email us if you have plans or an idea for an action) Teach-In Material Sample Teach-In Materials from 180 Movement for Democracy and Education Have a Funeral for Our Democracy! Wear a Black Armband! How about spreading the word that people everywhere should wear a black armband or all black to protest the right wing coup being sworn in that day? Join Students for An Undemocratic Society! Black Friday 2001 -It would make sense to have some kind of massive community service effort taking place during the week of action. We should take advantage of having so many people there, so that we're helping the local communities instead of being a strain on them. I'm thinking things like cooking for local soup kitchens, donating sleeping materials once we're done with them, food and medical supply drives, cleanup crews to pick up garbage (protests produce a lot of paper waste, not to mention food waste), the possibilities are endless. Something to consider. It should also help us bring out local communities if they see we're here to help them. ~Robin

44. Steal The Election Fair And Square a topic from mathteach steal the election fair and square. post a message on thistopic post a message on a new topic 18 Nov 2000 steal the election fair and http://mathforum.org/epigone/math-teach/wingstoifreld

a topic from math-teach steal the election fair and square post a message on this topic post a message on a new topic 18 Nov 2000 steal the election fair and square , by Greg Goodknight 19 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Victor Steinbok 22 Nov 2000 steal the election fair and square , by Barron, Alfred [PRI] 18 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Howard L Hansen 19 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Michael Paul Goldenberg 19 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Guy Brandenburg 19 Nov 2000 RE: steal the election fair and square , by Michael Paul Goldenberg 19 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Greg Goodknight 19 Nov 2000 RE: steal the election fair and square , by Michael Paul Goldenberg 19 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Victor Steinbok 19 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Greg Goodknight 20 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Greg Goodknight 20 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Victor Steinbok 20 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Domenico Rosa 21 Nov 2000 Re: steal the election fair and square , by Greg Goodknight The Math Forum

45. Math Forum: T2T: Mathematics And Elections 30, 2000; Tally That Tune posted May 20, 2002 TOP. Discussion Group Postingsmath-teach Borda count - Guy Brandenburg Mathematics and the election - Annie http://mathforum.org/t2t/faq/election.html

Mathematics and Elections FAQ Ask T2T Teachers' Lounge Browse ... About T2T The 2000 Presidential election has provided an excellent opportunity to get students interested in the American political system and mathematics. Many of us here at the Math Forum have been sharing links to resources and interesting discussions, and would like to give others an opportunity to share more publicly. What resources have you been using with your students to study and explain the mathematics involved in the election process? We are compiling this page of resources and will continue to update it as more resources are suggested. Send suggestions to: Suzanne Alejandre (suzanne@mathforum.org) Lesson Plans Other Resources Dr. Math PoWs ... COMAP Lesson Plans A Curmudgeon Teaches Statistics - John Marden A site by a professor of statistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, focusing in November on the presidential election in the United States. Discrete Mathematics Projects (DMP) - James Arnow Election Theory, Fair Division, Graph Theory, Counting Techniques, Discrete Probability, Matrix Models, and the Mathematics of Iteration/Recursion. Election 2000: Classroom Activities and Election 2000: Ten More Classroom Activities - Education World Topics include math, drama, art, role-playing activities, and more.

46. IU News Release Archive January-May 2000 IU Folklore Institute to teach communities how to document local culture (23-00).Campaign comments expert sources for election 2000 from Indiana University (2 http://www.iuinfo.indiana.edu/ocm/archive/archives7.htm

IU News Release Archives IU News Release Archive January-May 2000 Beyond 2000: tips for the new millennium from Indiana University (Jan. 2000) Code of Conduct Commission established at IU; Results expected by this fall Janet Donley honored for distinguished service to teaching IU reports results of Knight review, announces sanctions against coach Commencement 2000 ... Eminent scholar on Latin America to visit IU next week, present lectures The Indiana University Office of Communications: Carmichael Center 530 East Kirkwood Avenue, Suite 201 Bloomington, IN 47408-4003 Tel: 812-855-3911 Fax: 812-855-7032 Return to the OCM home page Last updated: Mar. 2001 Comments: iuinfo@indiana.edu 1997, The Trustees of Indiana University

47. Corporation For Public Broadcasting 2000 Annual Report NPR News provided more than 190 hours of election 2000 coverage through its an episodeof Arthur, America's favorite aardvark, designed to teach children about http://www.cpb.org/about/media/annualreports/2000/democracy.html

The Democracy Project PBS Democracy Project 2000 National Programming The Democracy Project Web site Build Your Own Campaign Harnessing Technology ... The Latino Vote Every day, in towns and cities across the nation, public broadcasting stations provide content and services that help expand educational opportunities, improve civic discourse, provide access to new technologies and enfranchise local institutions to solve community problems. The public broadcasting system forms the largest community-based educational and civic institution in the nation. Through almost 700 local radio and more than 350 local television stations, public broadcasters ensure that all Americans have access to the highest quality, non-commercial, educational and cultural programming in their homes, schools and workplaces. For millions of viewers and listeners, public broadcasters provide the voice of the morning rush hour, a ticket to the symphony and a seat at a City Hall hearing. That's because our nation's public broadcasters are our neighbors, and their primary mission is service to their communities. Local stations are varied in their purposes, roles and locations depending on the community they serve. Some stations are licensed to community nonprofit organizations; some are college or university stations; some are part of statewide networks. Whatever their chosen role, the most important potential of the stations was first noted by the Carnegie Commission:

48. NEA Today: Innovators - April 2000 But William Ray Heitzmann considers election 2000 a unique opportunity to use political who'sdeveloped a model that uses cartoons to teach thinking skills to http://www.nea.org/neatoday/0004/innov.html

QUICK CLICKS Table of Contents Archives Submit a Letter to the Editor Share a Story Idea ... NEA Innovators Learning: Innovators History Gets a New World View And a new advanced placement exam will reflect this environmental world view starting next year. H istory "traditionally has been seen through the eyes of the military and political elite," says Deborah Smith Johnston, an NEA member who trains teachers in the emerging field of environmental world history. "But now we're bringing in social history and biological and ecological views of world history. And it's not just about acid rain." New approaches to world history, notes Johnston, who teaches advanced placement history and geography at Lexington High School in Massachusetts, have been making headlines since national standards were released in 1994. "World history is no longer the story of Western civilization," she says, "or an 'us and them' kind of thing." Instead, explains Johnston, world history today is increasingly looking at big themes, patterns of how the world operates across time and space. An environmental perspective on world history, Johnston notes, helps students establish connections between, for example, the domestication of animals and plants and agricultural pollution.

49. Education Planet - Election Day Resources Ready or not, election 2000 is here and the political roller coaster First we asked, What is an election ? I think that's a school where they teach people who http://www.educationplanet.com/articles/electionday.html

Apr. 07, 2003 07:54 PST Search top educational sites, lessons, supplies and more! Membership Log In User Name: Password: Education Planet - TelCom Services Teachers - Receive a second year of Lesson Planet for FREE! ... by choosing our Smart Saver Long Distance Program Top Sites this Week Science: Middle School Physical Science Resource Center Math: Project Interactive Social Science: America at War - Time for Kids Language Arts: International Children's Digital Library Project: Stay Safe Online Lesson Plan: Ready.gov from the Department of Homeland Security Top Sites Archives Educational News Schools Seek to Reassure in Wartime Special Education May Get Overhaul Make-A-Wish Foundation Helps Sick Student Go to College privacy Election 2000! "I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” —Presidential Oath, U.S. Constitution, Article II, Section 1, Clause 8 Ready or not, Election 2000 is here and the political roller coaster by which we elect our nation's highest officeholder has begun. Its time again for the endless promises, accusations, news bytes, hype and spin. If educated adults find presidential elections puzzling and frustrating, imagine how crazy they must appear to children! In fact, a recent "unofficial poll" of a bright 5th grader in the Education Planet neighborhood revealed this inevitable confusion. First we asked, "What is an election"? The answer we got was, "It is when people give their opinions on who should be president or get some very important job". Not bad! However, we then asked, "What is the Electoral College?" The answer was, "I think that's a school where they teach people who want to be president how to make good choices." Don't we wish that were true! But then, how many educated adults can explain the role and workings of the electoral college?

50. CNN/AllPolitics.com - Election 2000 - The Republican National Convention and religious institutions can best teach the American values and risktaking, creating2,000 biotechnology companies schemes to rig the election process under http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2000/conventions/republican/features/platform.96

CNN.com Sections WORLD U.S. WEATHER BUSINESS SPORTS SCI-TECH SPACE HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT POLITICS LAW TRAVEL IN-DEPTH LOCAL myCNN Top Stories ALLPOLITICS LINKS: AllPolitics home Government guide TIME Analysis and 'toons Community ELECTION LINKS: GOP Convention What's At Stake Video Where They Stand States Calendar Polls Candidate Bios Results and Exit Polls Delegate Counts Money Races Who's In, Who's Out Community Government Guide Election 2000 AllPolitics Main 1996 Republican Party Platform Preamble Principles of the 1996 Republican National Platform Introduction Principles ... Conclusion PREAMBLE We meet to nominate a candidate and pass a platform at a moment of measureless national opportunity. A new century beckons, and Americans are more than equal to its challenges. But there is a problem. The Clinton administration has proven unequal to the heritage of our past, the promise of our times, and the character of the American people. They require more and demand better. With them, we raise our voices and raise our sights. We are the heirs of world leadership that was earned by bravery and sacrifice on half a thousand battlefields.

51. News & Events of Chicago's Law School Isenbergh Embraces Digital Revolution to teach Law Strauss PenaltiesEpstein and Sunstein Edit Book on the 2000 election Press Reviews http://www.law.uchicago.edu/news/index-archive9-00-5-01.html

In the News Archive: Sept. 2000 - May 2001 Provost Stone and Judge Posner Discuss Judicial Decisionmaking Hutchinson Reviews Justice Rehnquist's Supreme Court Book Mikva Comments on Bush's Rejection of ABA Recommendations Sunstein Discusses Federal Judicial Appointments ... Sunstein Testifies on Marketing of Violent Media to Children uchicago sm 1998-99 The University of Chicago Law School 1111 E. 60th St., Chicago, IL 60637

52. Cornell Daily Sun: Teach-in Focuses On Finance Reform advisor to Democracy Matters, discussed the Florida controversy from election 2000,and the it should be the people. Audience response to the teachin was http://www.cornelldailysun.com/articles/6737/

Look for: User name: Password: Or sign up for a Daily Sun user account. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 05, 2002 Teach-in Focuses on Finance Reform Christine Papio Challenge the system. Profs. Theodore Lowi and Richard Baer discuss issues at yesterday’s teach-in with Dr. Joan Mandle, executive director of Democracy Matters. By COURTNEY POTTS Around 75 students gathered in Uris Auditorium for yesterday's Teach-In held by Democracy Matters. The event, entitled "Is our Democracy Accountable to the People?," dealt mainly with the issue of campaign finance reform. It featured short talks by four panelists followed by questions from the audience. The four panelists included Dr. Joan Mandle, executive director of Democracy Matters; Prof. Richard Baer, natural resources; Prof. Walter Mebane, government; and Prof. Theodore Lowi, the John L. Senior Professor of American Institutions. Each spoke for roughly seven minutes. Lowi began the discussion by asking exactly who "the people" were. He mentioned three forces of accountability: "mass power," "group power," and "power by numbers." These represent popular opinion, special interest groups and actual electorates. The problem of accountability arises from conflicts between these groups. "We want [the politicians] accountable, and we think they ought to be accountable to people who help get them elected, but that conflicts with their accountability to their district," Lowi said. His position was that the main problems were campaign contributions from sources outside of the represented area, districts that were too diverse to be easily represented as a group, and party politics.

53. Citizens For Legitimate Government, Bush Election Coup 2000 2K Anti Political Ac Rallies Events Operation Dire Distress MARCH 22-24 Veterans Demonstrationin Washington DC San Francisco Demonstration in DC on March 23, teach-in http://legitgov.org/action.html

a Citizens For Legitimate Government i s a multi-partisan activist group established to expose the Bush coup d'etat and to oppose the Bush occupation in all of its manifestations. See our charter Yes, Gore DID win! Buy the new CLG Bush Atrocities T-shirt! Contribute Sign Petitions the CLG has authored or endorsed Peace Actions Local Demonstrations Against the War! Actions Forum - Many more up to the minute alerts, including other antiwar event listings by state. You can also register to receive email notification by state. Contact UN Ambassadors asking that the Uniting for Peace resolution (Res. 377A) be invoked to stop this war. Info Sample Letter Fax Numbers to UN Missions Write a letter to your Ambassador a National March on Washington DC April 12 - Gather at 12 Noon at the Washington Monument. Showdown in Texas - May 3 - Protest the War in Bush's Home State. Join environmentalists, labor unions, peace activists at this historic event in Austin, Texas. Demand true human security, not homeland security: funding for healthcare, education, housing, jobs and environmental sustainability. Demand protection of civil liberties for citizens, immigrants and indigenous peoples. Demand a moratorium on the death penalty in the state that brought you "texecutions." Demand an end to military interventions at home and abroad.

54. Election 2000 a public or private institution to teach their children that is pivotal to his hopesfor election. Saturday, September 23, 2000 Former President Bush raises http://www.abilene2000.com/elec/national.html

Abilene/Big Country Archive Listing Around Town Business ... HOME DELIVERY national election news Monday, November 27, 2000 Florida finally certifies Nov. 7 vote: Monday, November 27, 2000 Bush 'honored and humbled': Monday, November 27, 2000 Gore rejects Florida result, allies make case for legal challenge: Monday, November 27, 2000 State rejects Palm Beach's incomplete results: Monday, November 27, 2000 Florida certification provides continued grist for TV networks: Monday, November 27, 2000 GSA won't open transition office until “outcome is clear": Sunday, November 26, 2000 Final totals as certified by secretary of state and rejection of Palm Beach County hand count results Final results from the recount in the presidential race in Florida. Sunday, November 26, 2000 Lawyers play game of political chess as deadline nears: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - With recounted Florida votes on the brink of certification Sunday,Al Gore's lead lawyer said contests would be filed to force the counting of thousands of votes he said were never counted. Sunday, November 26, 2000

55. Teachers.Net - TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE - Teachers.Net Gazette Provides News From Te How Do Families teach Their Children To Be Active Voters? So, the futureof many of our individual rights is at risk in the 2000 election. http://teachers.net/gazette/OCT00/election.html

TEACHERS.NET GAZETTE OCTOBER 2000 Volume 1 Number 8 COVER STORY Success and failure. Seems pretty clear-cut, doesn't it? This month's cover story/excerpt by author Richard Bromfield explores the reality of Success and Failure. COLUMNS Effective Teaching by Harry Wong Promoting Learning by Marv Marshall The Trouble With... by Alfie Kohn 4 Blocks by Cheryl Sigmon ... School Psychologist by Beth Bruno ARTICLES Bobbi Fisher Afterschool Intervention Teachers Not Camp Counselors Silence Ain't Golden ... Teaching Children to be Active Voters REGULAR FEATURES Letters to the Editor Poll: Favorite Quotes Archives: Bobbi Fisher New in the Lesson Bank ... Gazette Back Issues Gazette Home Delivery: Free Classroom Election Kit, Teacher's Guidebook to the Election... Weekly Reader offers teachers and parents a free Classroom Election Kit and Teacher's Guidebook to the Election with the order of one of its elementary school publications. The election kit includes posters, maps, ballot for Weekly Reader Presidential Election poll and more! The 32-page Teacher's Guidebook to the Election provides information and activities to involve students, written in two editions, grades 2-3 and 4-6. A free Presidents Poster of all 43 presidents is also included.

56. Maybe More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Election 2000 to teach the electoral process. Beware! The game could take from 10 minutes to sixhours. For more than you may ever want to know about election 2000, visit http://www.umich.edu/news/Releases/2000/Sep00/r090500a.html

The University of Michigan News and Information Services News Release 412 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan September 5, 2000 (1) Maybe more than you ever wanted to know about Election 2000 ANN ARBOR -The website of the University of Michigan's Documents Center , part of U-M's Libraries, has been labeled by USA Today as the site that "dishes out everything you possibly have ever wanted to know about Election 2000 but were afraid to ask your librarian. And we mean everything!" The site, designed by Grace York, a librarian at U-M's Graduate Library , offers links to books, candidate resources, conventions, congressional candidates, the election process, lobby groups and their ratings, platforms, policy issues, historical presidential elections, public opinion polls and voter registration, for starters. "We monitor current news stories about the elections to address the issues being raised," says York. "For instance, we added the Chemical Scorecard when a campaign advertisement charged Texas with the worst toxic air pollution in the country. The ad was correct, but people are more likely to die of the air pollution in Washington, D.C." From this single page, just a mouse click can take users to "

57. American Baptist News UPDATE - January 11, 2000 - AMERICAN BAPTISTS ENCOURAGED T or to participate in the study and action election emphasis for Union, during thepast four years some 2,000 churches have not to give out, or to teach, but to http://www.abc-usa.org/news/011100.htm

January 11, 2000 AMERICAN BAPTISTS ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN ELECTION 2000 "Participation in the political process that elects the leadership of a world power is an opportunity for ministry that touches many lives, in our neighborhoods and beyond," according to Curtis Ramsey-Lucas, director of Legislative Advocacy for National Ministries of American Baptist Churches USA. "And the first election of the new century is unlike any other in recent history. This November, in addition to electing state and local officials, we will elect a president, a vice president, one-third of the U.S. Senate and all of the House of Representatives." Churches can be an important force in educating the public and challenging candidates to consider how they will serve the cause of justice, says Ramsey-Lucas, who staffs National Ministries' Office of Governmental Relations in Washington, D.C. Because of the significant opportunity of this election year National Ministries has made American Baptist involvement in the election the study and action focus of its Faith in Action network for the year 2000. Resource materials for the election, which will be made available to churches throughout the year, include a Bible study entitled "Does the Bible Tell Me How to Vote?," guidelines for church involvement in voter education activities and other events, and worship resources related to citizen involvement in the political process. Initially participating churches will receive a calendar of events for planning purposes.

58. CNN/AllPolitics.com - Election 2000 - The Democratic National Convention are powerful tools to teach students to to the Information Superhighway by the year2000. http://asia.cnn.com/ELECTION/2000/conventions/democratic/features/platform.96/

CNN.com Sections WORLD U.S. WEATHER BUSINESS SPORTS SCI-TECH SPACE HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT POLITICS LAW TRAVEL IN-DEPTH LOCAL myCNN Top Stories ALLPOLITICS LINKS: AllPolitics home Government guide TIME Analysis and 'toons Community ELECTION LINKS: GOP Convention What's At Stake Video Where They Stand States Calendar Polls Candidate Bios Results and Exit Polls Delegate Counts Money Races Who's In, Who's Out Community Government Guide Election 2000 AllPolitics Main DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM 1996 Today's Democratic Party: Meeting America's Challenges, Protecting America's Values INTRODUCTION I. OPPORTUNITY Economic growth Balancing the budget ... Responsibility to our community and our country INTRODUCTION In 1996, America will choose the President who will lead us from the millennium which saw the birth of our nation, and into a future that has all the potential to be even greater than our magnificent past. Today's Democratic Party is ready for that future. Our vision is simple. We want an America that gives all Americans the chance to live out their dreams and achieve their God-given potential. We want an America that is still the world's strongest force for peace and freedom. And we want an America that is coming together around our enduring values, instead of drifting apart. Today's Democratic Party is determined to renew America's most basic bargain: Opportunity to every American, and responsibility from every American. And today's Democratic Party is determined to reawaken the great sense of American community.

59. Government6 GoreLieberman 2000. following valuable resources which provide constant coverageof the election. sites created specifically for kids to teach about government http://plainedgeschools.org/dfallon/fallon/ezine/government8.html

Fallon E-zine Election 2000 September Issue This E-zine provides teachers and students with lots of great links to use when studying the election, government and responsible citizenship. Several web sites which will help inform you about the Democratic and Republican candidates for Election 2000 will be shared. Visit Issues 2000 if you would like details about every single presidential candidate on every issue. Your Decisions Today Each day we are all faced with many decisions. Think about a few decisions you were faced with this past week. How did you make your decisions? Did you think about the advantages and disadvantages? Did you listen to the advice of a friend? Did you fail to take any action? Making decisions is a big responsibility in our lives. It requires us to be thinkers, learners, and doers. Sometimes we have to make decisions with other people. Can you describe a decision you made recently with others? How did you make the decision? Quite possibly you voted to make the decision as part of a group. Soon You’ll Be Voting At The Polls The th Amendment to our Constitution lowers the voting age from twenty-one to eighteen. Depending how old you are, eighteen may seem a world away. But do the math-how many presidential elections will we have before you are eligible to vote? One, two, maybe three at the most! Voting gives United States citizens a voice in our democracy. It is an extremely important responsibility. Your decision-making now affects friends and family, but soon your decisions as a voter will influence even more people. Maybe your vote will help decide if your area needs new roads or who the next president should be. Hopefully, all citizens of the United States will follow the upcoming election. Whether you are eligible to vote or not, now is the time to learn to use your vote wisely.

60. Citizens For Legitimate Government, Bush Election Coup 2000 2K Anti Political Ac Listing of teachins, forums and other events, and for e-mail notificationof events by state. These listings are compiled from http://www.legitgov.org/peaceprotests.html

Advanced Search Yes, Gore DID Win! Scads and scads of information detailing the Gore victory and the Bush coup! Hot Articles Bushwhacked! The Evidence Mounts The BushWatch Lie Watch ... Fame and Shame: How did your congressperson vote? Links Complete directory of resources from other sites; news, political websites, anti-Bush material to oppose the coup American Politics Journal Gregory Palast Excellent investigative reporting about the Coup George Bush's America: A Guardian Unlimited Special Report : The Danger Bush Poses to the World and all of its inhabitants, human and otherwise Republican Propaganda Machine Lies and distortions Fallout Shelter News Important Calls to Action: The CLG actions page please send action alerts to: actionpost@legitgov.org Member Forum Writings of CLG Founder/Chair, Michael Rectenwald ... the Front! Reports from members and associates on the ongoing struggle against the Bush coup and occupation The Ongoing Coup: Member commentary Library Original contributions from members and associates "Pandora's

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