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| Some goverment sites I found. Hey, guys: I was looking around today and found the following sites that can be used to check the positions your congressmen and senators have: www.senate.gov www.house.gov There is also www.firstgov.gov which was established as a portal for Federal Agency websites. Uncertain how useful it is, but most agency websites are a nightmare to navigate. RadRx     |
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