Issue 2, Volume 2 February, 1999
Produced and delivered by Political Resources, Inc.

MIT List of Radio Stations on the Internet Alphabetic List of News and Political Links FedWorld Information Network Follow hate groups on the Web Presidential Trivia	Ohio Dems encourage activism Johnson County Democrats
The Polling Report The Race for the Presidency The Bush 2000 Network Hillary Clinton for New York Senate?	J Patrick Warner AP Partners Patriot Campaign Consulting - Political Internet Consulting - Pinpoint Communications -

MIT List of Radio Stations on the Internet - http://wmbr.mit.edu/stations/list.html     The most comprehensive list of radio stations on the Internet. Over 7500 stations. They began compiling the list of stations in 1994 as stations started to publish on the Web. There was a need for a master list and it continues to grow. The radio stations can be searched by call letters, frequency, city or state. Careful maintenance and upgrading is the work of webmaster Theodric Young at WMBR-FM.

Alphabetic List of News and Political Links -  http://www1.mhv.net/~btuchman/links.html     We have found another list of political links. This list is quite extensive. It is unusual in the sense that everything is in alphabetical order, from news and political links to left, right, party, policy, and political organizations. It can be searched in one source. The list was established and is maintained by Bruce Tuchman.

FedWorld Information Network - http://www.fedworld.gov   Comprehensive central access point for searching, locating, ordering and acquiring government and business information. In 1992, FedWorld was established by the National Technical Information Service (NTIS), an agency of the U.S. Dept of Commerce, to serve as an online locator service for a comprehensive inventory of information disseminated by the Federal Government. It has grown in its scope and reach. You can find everything from Federal Job announcements to statistical abstracts.

Follow hate groups on the Web - http://www.wiesenthal.com/watch/index.html    Among the wide range of services of the Simon Wiesenthal Center is their monitoring of worldwide hate groups. We found this section of particular interest because of the enormous proliferation of these groups on the Web and the potential for disseminating their message to a wider audience. Their On Alert Cyberwatch page compiles and reports the use of the Internet by hate groups. It is interactive, with a hotline available to individuals and organizations to report their experiences.

Presidential Trivia - http://www.freep.com/news/inaug/trivia/index.htm   Since February is President’s month, we have included a site on presidential trivia, put together by the Detroit Free Press. Did you know that Washington wore various sets of dentures made from lead, ivory, humans, cows and other animals, but not from wood?

Ohio Dems encourage activism - http://www.ohiodems.org   The Ohio Democratic Party site has added a "Rock the Vote" section to its Web Site. They list all of the Ohio talk radio stations, encouraging Dems to stay involved and monitor the talk shows.

Johnson County Democrats - http://soli.inav.net/~democrat/officials.htm   Excellent County Site offering a full list of local officials from the federal to the state, county, school board and municipal level. The list includes date elected, expiration, full name and address and link where available. Easy to use. Also provides full voter registration and election data information.

The Polling Report - http://www.pollingreport.com   The on-line Polling Report offers a non-partisan review of hundreds of current public opinion surveys. The current listing includes the State of the Union, the Impeachment Trial and Campaign 2000. Of interest, is a head-on-head contest between Gore and Bush. All of the surveys, with very little variation, point to the same result - Bush beats Gore. Another interest poll to ponder is the "Time for a Female President" survey.

The Race for the Presidency - http://www.swickey.com   Written by Mike Swickey, a veteran broadcast journalist. The Site is a daily quick-read political intelligence Report. It is a non-partisan, providing up-to-the-minute briefings on the major contenders for the Presidency. Since the Site is updated on a daily basis, it is worth returning on a regular basis.

The Bush 2000 Network  - http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~pruffini/bush2000.htm   A joint venture between 2 activists - Patrick Ruffijni and David Colburn. A grass roots electronic mailing list in support of Texas Governor George W. Bush for President. The list provides the latest news and insider information and the opportunity to stay in touch with other Bush supporters and activists around the country. They have also organized state level lists.

Hillary Clinton for New York Senate? -

http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/stories/1999/02/20/poll.ny.senate/index.html   CNN asks the hypothetical question: Hillary Rodham Clinton against Mayor Rudy Guiliani - the result: 52% for Hillary Clinton. Mrs. Clinton against former Senator Al D’Amato - the result: 60% of the vote for Hillary. See the full poll and related stories at the Web Site. There are also some video clips that might be of interest.

http://www.foxnews.com/js_index.sml?content+news/wires2/0217_rt_0217_103.sml    Hillary on Faster Track to Senate Decision. Hillary meets with Elizabeth Moynihan, wife of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Mrs. Moynihan is viewed as her husband’s strategy arm. Other related articles.

Check out some of the "Web Site Developers and Planners" in our on-line directory. Many more listings with description on-line.

J Patrick Warner - http://www.jpwarner.com
AP Partners - http://www.spinrx.com/ap_partners
Patriot Campaign Consulting - http://patriotcampaign.com
Political Internet Consulting - http://www.politicalinternet.com

And Check out Grassroots Lobbying software at:
Pinpoint Communications - http://www.pinpointc.com

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