Ryan's Tangled Web of Deceipt Page

Disclaimer: I cannot and would not vouch for any particular political slant of any of the sites listed below. I just found most of them interesting for one reason or another. Often good information is hidden in muck, and "all that is gold does not glitter". Proceed at your own ideological risk.

The Original Idea

The Declaration of Independence of the Thirteen Colonies

The United States Constitution The Federalist Papers Home Page

The Federal Governmett

The Consumer Information Center -- free government stuff! Hey, you're paying the taxes, anyway, right?

Financial Aid Info from the US DOE

The U.S. Postal Service

The NASA Top-Level Web Server has links to all of NASA's other Web Services. Also close by is a very cool Nasa gopher, with some very useful links and services.

I could tell you the CIA server URL, but then I'd have to kill you.

The FBI homepage includes such goodies as the current Ten Most Wanted Fugitives

HUD has a "Home" page -- oh, the wit.

Office of the Secretary of Defense

In an inexplicable fit of usefulness, the FinanceNet people have provided a great list of links to Gov't Asset Sales. Go figure!

US Dept. of Justice page includes a page listing other government links.

IRS - Big Brother at his nastiest. Please, please, please give us a flat tax, Congress! Let's lose the stormtroopers ASAP.

And what are we buying with these draconian tax measures? If you have the stomach, check out the FY96 Budget Documents and find out for yourself.

Speaking of taxes, check out the Official Flat Tax Home Page, sponsored by Rep. Dick Armey.

The Players

If you are interested, The Christian Coalition has an on-line copy of its Congressional Scorecard, though I believe it is a tad out of date. I presume it will be updated when they bring out a new one.

The Concord Coalition is a nonpartisan grassroots movement to eliminate deficts and reign in entitlements. Founded by Gramm and Tsongas.

The Capitol Steps are now playing the 'Net and can be heard regularly on the World Wide Web.
Here are your some of your favorite Congress-critters' email addresses.

Here they are in plain text.

And here are some more.

And hey, what's one more?

The House of Representatives provides all sorts of interesting stuff on the Thomas server (including yet-another-list of House email addresses). Included there is a link where you can search the full text of legislation before the 104th Congress. The US Senate

FedWorld is a comprehensive guide to government databases.
CapWeb is an "unauthorized" hypertext guide to Congress on the World Wide Web. Committee assignments, contact information including phone numbers, fax, e-mail addresses, state delegation lists, and party rosters are among the information that is available for every member of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Iowa's House Speaker Ron Corbett (R-Cedar Rapids) announced that his office is on-line on the Internet.
You can send mail to Michigan's Gov. John Engler.
Your guide to Political Correctness
The White House is spinning, always spinning. And of course, here's AlGore's WWW Page.

The Vote Smart Project has bunches of information on politics, candidates, and races.

VIS Ratings of Congress

The Internet Conservative Resource Network sponsors the C-News mailing list, and other good stuff.

Town Hall is a joint project of the Heritage Foundation and National Review.

Survey of politics on the net

Conservative site

GOP

Welcome to The Conservative Link!

Cyber-Republicans Home Page

Grand Old Page

The ACLU gopher is online. FWIW.
The Term Limits Home Page

Taxpayer Assets Project

Fully Informed Jury Association
Justin Hall's Links from the Underground has a huge Politix page, with political links of all kinds.
Doug Ingram News & Politics Page has a lot of links to interesting places, political and otherwise.
Drop by the Ronald Reagan Home Page.
Rush Limbaugh fans and enemies can find tons of ammo at the Unofficial Rush Limbaugh archive at U.of Iowa.
More Rush L.
Jeremy Schertzinger has links to info about conservative commentators on his home page.
The Right Side of the Web has lots of info with a traditionally "conservative" point of view. Another good link for those who would rather be right than wrong is The Conservative Link.
For those of you who are left, The Liberal Web Page has some amusing vitriol, but do be careful where you step.

The Fringes

Mother Jones - I mean, is there anybody out there to the left of these folks?

Earth First! is fun to watch.

OK Bombing papers

Worldwide Liberalism

Vince Foster/Whitewater Papers

The Seamless Website is a legal web site that has already been featured in an article in the San Francisco Daily Journal, and is also slated to appear in an upcoming article in the San Francisco Recorder, and a book coming out by Nolo Press.

The National Rifle Association
The Libertarian Party
The Patriot Archive has a bunch of libertarian-leaning information, ranging from interesting to wacky to truly enlightening.
The Computer Underground Digest Archives are available at several places, including:

The Law

House of Representatives Internet Law Library

The Legal Information Institute at Cornell provides Supreme Court decisions (up to the minute) online.

The Sixth Circuit United States Court of Appeals, provided by the Emory Law School.

The Nolo Press' Self-help Law Center Legal Resources on the Net

Canadian Law Notes

Morris, Manning & Martin, an Atlanta, Georgia law firm that represents many computer and technology companies, provides the Computer Technology Legal Net home page.
Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute is LOADED with information and links.
Emory's Law School
The P-Law Legal Resource Locator
The Kent Law School has a very nice Legal Resources Page. Washington University's Virtual Law Library Reference Desk
The Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington provides: Please send any questions or comments to will@polecat.law.indiana.edu (Will Sadler)
Advertising Law Site
Utopia, 90s-style -- "This time, I'm *sure* we can change human nature."

Militia on the Web

A Counter Revolutionary net resources page.

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