| Advocates for Self-Government | The Advocates for Self-Government are unabashedly
libertarian, but they also bring up the ethical issues of personal responsibility vs. government "protection." |
| Democratic National Committee | The Democratic Party of the United States. |
| Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Home Page | The democrats gear up for the year 2000... |
| Institute for Global Communications | A server for various progressive groups with news coverage for worker's rights and third world issues. |
| Liberal Party of Canada | The Liberal Party of Canada: Canada's ruling party. See also the Progressive Conservative party of Canada (more progressive than conservative by American standards). |
| Mother Jones | A magazine which provides progressive coverage of political developments. Named for the union organizer and hell-raiser. |
| The National Political Index | This site describes itself as "a web site which intends to provide a one stop shop for substantive political information for voters, political activists, political consultants, lobbyists, politicians, academicians, and media editors with a wide range of products, information, services, simulations, games, and polling in an interactive communications environment." |
| Pennsylvania Alliance for Democracy | A generally liberal Pennsylvania group. |
| Project Vote Smart | This project describes itself as "the major program of The Center for National Independence in Politics, a national non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization focused on providing citizens/voters with information about the political system, issues, candidates and elected officials." Its founding board is headed by ex-Presidents Carter and Ford. The site contains a includes Abolish All Campaign Finance, an essay from the premiere issue of The Ethical Spectacle in January 1995. |
| Protest net | "Right hand on the mouse, left fist in the air!" |
| Republican National Committee | The Rebublican National Committee is online here. |
| Ronald Reagan Page | A page by Ethical Spectacle reader Brett Kottman. |
| Taylor Marsh, Democrat Antidote to Right-Wing Talk in Politics | Get involved. Taylor Marsh is the Democrat antidote to right-wing talk in politics. Radio personality and writer on national and foreign affairs, social issues and relationships, with message board. |
| Where in the World is Bush? | Updated daily with newslinks to news stories that relate to George W. Bush. Anything he does that is noteworthy enough to warrant media coverage will be on this site. |