-Caveat Lector- WJPBR Email News List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peace at any cost is a prelude to war! --------------- TODAY'S HEADLINES --------------- In visit to Kosovo, Clinton pleads for ethnic reconciliation Presidential campaigns funded by special interests Cuomo: Hillary Clinton told me she is running NOW, former lawmaker seek to stop sale of 'Choose Life' license plate Bradley attacks Gore fund-raising tactics Hacker admits role in hacker attack on White House Bush tries to regain lost ground in New Hampshire Assisted suicide question OKd for ballot Democrat's resignation could create all-GOP judiciary in Harris County --------------- Netivation.com News --------------- Listen to Netivation.com’s Nov. 18 Conference Call over the Internet through Investor Broadcast Networks’ Vcall.com Web site, located at: http://www.vcall.com. Search by ticker symbol: NTVN. http://www.netivation.com/new/press/49.html Netivation.com Completes Acquisitions of Three Internet Political Companies ---------------------------------------------------------- ------------------CapitolWatch Insider-------------------- A Web site that's chock full of interesting information is www.opensecrets.org, the site of the Center for Responsive Politics. Information on it includes the following, all of which is regularly updated: * Members' and candidates' Personal Financial Disclosures: Members of and candidates for Congress must file each year forms that itemize their assets (except their principal residences), liabilities (except mortgages on their principal residences), financial transactions, outside income and positions held. Does the chairman of the Armed Services Committee hold stock in defense contractors? The PFDs will tell you. * Congressional travel: Has your congressman been taking junkets, flying on the taxpayers' credit card to exotic locations like Rome for Easter or Australia in December? Has he been wined and dined by lobbyists in Palm Beach? This site tells you. * Detailed analyses of Members' and candidates' campaign contributions. The Center analyzes federal candidates' (including Presidential candidates') sources of campaign funds. How much, and what percent of the total, came from small donors? large individual donors? PACs? What was the geographical breakdown? This site answers those questions, and many others. * PACs: To what candidates has a given PAC contributed? Who are the major bankrollers of a particular PAC? Answers found here. * Lobbyists: For whom does Haley Barbour lobby? How much did they pay him? Which former Members are now lobbyists? * Major individual donors: Want to know which federal candidates and PACs Donald Trump has supported? Ask here, and the answer is spewed out almost instantaneously. * Soft money: Who gives it and to whom? Then there are other titillating reports, like who were the guests at the infamous White House coffees and Lincoln Bedroom sleepovers. Check this site! ~Tiresias CapitolWatch Insider provides news from the inner workings of our nation's capital, including upcoming legislation, what's happening behind the scenes, and how the actions of Congress really affect you. The first person to correctly identify the author of the Tiresias column will receive a copy of Congressional Quarterly's "Politics in America - 2000," due to be published this summer. ------------------CapitolWatch Insider-------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- Transcripts http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-24-99_01.html REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT TO THE U.S. TROOPS AT CAMP BONDSTEEL, FOLLOWING THE THANKSGIVING WEEK MEAL, AS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE NOVEMBER 24, 1999 http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-24-99_02.html ABC GOOD MORNING AMERICA NOVEMBER 24, 1999 http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-23-99_02.html REPUBLICAN RESPONSE TO THE PRESIDENT'S RADIO ADDRESS NOVEMBER 23, 1999 http://www.capitolwatch.com/transcripts/11-23-99_01.html PRESIDENT CLINTON DELIVERS WEEKLY RADIO ADDRESS NOVEMBER 23, 1999 U.S. House of Representatives E-mail your Representative: mailto: House Roll Call Vote: 596 Description: Making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/17/99 Bill: H.J.RES.80 Action: On Passage Result: PASSED Yea = 403 Nay = 8 Not Voted = 23 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 597 Description: To provide support for certain institutes and schools. Date: 11/17/99 Bill: S.440 Action: Suspend the Rules and Pass Result: failed Yea = 128 Nay = 291 Not Voted = 14 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 598 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 14 Nay = 375 Not Voted = 44 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 599 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.385 Action: On Ordering the Previous Question Result: PASSED Yea = 375 Nay = 45 Not Voted = 13 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 600 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.385 Action: Table Motion to Reconsider Result: PASSED Yea = 316 Nay = 101 Not Voted = 16 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 601 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.385 Action: On Agreeing to the Resolution Result: PASSED Yea = 352 Nay = 63 Not Voted = 18 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 602 Description: Providing for consideration of H.J. Res 82 making further continuing appropriations for FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: MOTION Action: Table Motion to Reconsider Result: PASSED Yea = 294 Nay = 123 Not Voted = 16 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 603 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 25 Nay = 395 Not Voted = 13 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 604 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 24 Nay = 378 Not Voted = 31 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 605 Description: Date: 11/18/99 Bill: ADJOURN Action: On Motion to Adjourn Result: failed Yea = 24 Nay = 379 Not Voted = 31 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 606 Description: Making further continuing appropriations for F.Y. 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.J.RES.82 Action: On Motion to Recommit Result: failed Yea = 1 Nay = 420 Not Voted = 13 Richard E. Neal voted No. House Roll Call Vote: 607 Description: Making further continuing appropriations for F.Y. 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.J.RES.82 Action: On Passage Result: PASSED Yea = 403 Nay = 16 Not Voted = 15 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 608 Description: Waiving points of order against the conference report on H.R. 3194, D.C. Appropriations, FY 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.RES.386 Action: On Agreeing to the Resolution Result: PASSED Yea = 226 Nay = 204 Not Voted = 4 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 609 Description: District of Columbia Appropriations Act, 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.3194 Action: On Motion to Recommit Conference Report Result: failed Yea = 212 Nay = 219 Not Voted = 4 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 610 Description: District of Columbia Appropriations Act, 2000 Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.3194 Action: On Agreeing to the Conference Report Result: PASSED Yea = 296 Nay = 135 Not Voted = 4 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. House Roll Call Vote: 611 Description: Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act Date: 11/18/99 Bill: H.R.1180 Action: On Agreeing to the Conference Report Result: PASSED Yea = 418 Nay = 2 Not Voted = 15 Richard E. Neal voted Yes. U.S. Senate E-mail your Senator: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Senate Vote Number: 365 Description: Dodd Amdt. No. 2532 As Modified Date: 11/10/99 Bill: S.625 Action: Result: failed Yea = 45 Nay = 50 Not Voted = 3 Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 364Description: Kohl Amdt. No. 2516 As ModifiedDate: 11/10/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 75 Nay = 22 Not Voted = 1Edward M. Kennedy voted Yes. John F. Kerry voted Yes. Senate Vote Number: 363Description: Hutchison Amdt. No. 2778Date: 11/10/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: failedYea = 29 Nay = 68 Not Voted = 1Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 360Description: Hatch Amdt. No. 2771Date: 11/10/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 50 Nay = 48 Not Voted = 1Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 359Description: Motion to Table Dodd Amendment No.2754Date: 11/9/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 58 Nay = 38 Not Voted = 2Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 358Description: Motion to table Durbin Amdt No. 2521Date: 11/9/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 50 Nay = 46 Not Voted = 2Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 357Description: Domenici Amendment No.2547Date: 11/9/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 53 Nay = 44 Not Voted = 2Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. Senate Vote Number: 356Description: Motion to table Kennedy Amendment No.2751Date: 11/9/99 Bill: S.625Action: Result: PASSEDYea = 50 Nay = 47 Not Voted = 2Edward M. Kennedy voted No. John F. Kerry voted No. In visit to Kosovo, Clinton pleads for ethnic reconciliationUROSEVAC, Yugoslavia (AP) - Five months after NATO bombs broke Serbia's grip on Kosovo, President Clinton urged Kosovo's schoolchildren to forgive oppression and told U.S. peacekeeping soldiers their example can help overcome the sectarian violence that still grips the province. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story10.htmlPresidential campaigns funded by special interestsDespite the presence in the presidential race of three advocates of campaign finance reform, all of the major candidates have raised money from groups and individuals with issues before the federal government. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story1.htmlCuomo: Hillary Clinton told me she is runningALBANY, New York (AP) - Trying to end speculation that she is having second thoughts, Hillary Rodham Clinton was making it clear Tuesday that she will run for the U.S. Senate seat from New York. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story11.htmlNOW, former lawmaker seek to stop sale of 'Choose Life' license plateWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The National Organization for Women is seeking to block Florida's planned sales of ``Choose Life'' license plates, arguing the plates unconstitutionally promote an anti-abortion slogan. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story2.htmlBradley attacks Gore fund-raising tactics MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - Facing a tight primary battle here with Al Gore, Democratic presidential candidate Bill Bradley is reminding voters of some of the darkest days of the Clinton administration - its questionable fund-raising practices. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story12.htmlHacker admits role in hacker attack on White HouseWASHINGTON (AP) - Hacker Eric Burns wandered on the Web where few had gone before him, even making an illicit electronic visit inside the computers at the White House earlier this spring. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story3.htmlBush tries to regain lost ground in New Hampshire STRATHAM, N.H. (AP) - Forget holding babies. Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush fed a cow and grabbed a lobster as he continued his campaign to convince New Hampshire voters he has what it takes to lead the country. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story4.htmlAssisted suicide question OKd for ballot AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - A question on whether to permit doctor-assisted suicide can appear on Maine's referendum ballot next year, state election officials ruled Tuesday. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story5.htmlDemocrat's resignation could create all-GOP judiciary in Harris County HOUSTON (AP) - The pending resignation of Harris County's only Democratic judge could mean Republicans will fill all 59 of its state district benches. http://www.capitolwatch.com/story/11_24story6.htmlAP content Copyright (c) 1999 The Associated Press*************************Copyright 1999 Netivation, Inc. All rights reserved. CapitolWatch News services are for personal use only. 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