NOW/PAC announces inaugural Victory 2000 Support Committee

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The Political Action Committee of the National Organization for Women (NOW) is discussed. The group is asking members to pledge to send an amount of money monthly to help win elections in Congress and in key state legislatures. Fear that anti-feminist candidates might win controlling power in both houses of Congress and perhaps win the White House has inspired the committee to work to raise almost $1 mil/mon.

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Inside the Bush administration: Cronyism despite the human cost

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Energy, pharmaceutical and insurance are involved in drafting and supporting Bush administration bills that guarantee huge financial benefits. The only way to stop the President from using the political system and making his supporters richer is by making his misdeeds public and voting against him during the 2004 elections.

Public Finance Activities, Government expenditures, Public affairs, Expenditures-Total Govt, Expenditures-State Govt, Economic policy, Bush, George W., Expenditures, Public, Public expenditures

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Women's equality at stake in 1998 elections

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This article discusses the importance of female voter turnout and its impact on women's rights, abortion law, gay rights, and affirmative action.

Social aspects, Voting, Sex differences (Psychology), Women legislators, Women in politics, Congressional candidates, Political action committees

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