I have these links from the Scout Report. hey seem related to your search
but I
can not check, so sorry if they turn out to be useless:
11. Politics.com [RealPlayer G2]
<http://www.politics.com/>http://www.politics.com/
The political season is, of course, already fast upon us, and
interested users will do well to add this new site to their list of
online political news sources. A rare example of a political site
created as a business venture, Politics.com is designed to serve as a
central source for news and analysis of the US 2000 presidential
race. A clean and easily navigated site, Politics.com is composed of
four major sections. The first contains smartly-packaged, if concise,
profiles of the leading candidates, including recent ratings,
fundraising vs. opponents, issue positions on several selected
topics, a very brief biographical sketch, last election results, and
voting record. A collection of campaign videos in RealPlayer format
is also available from the Candidates section. The Money section
contains a campaign finance primer, dollars raised by month, soft
dollar leader board, and search engines that allow users to search
for contributors in geographic areas or by name. The Polls section
features recent polling results on individual candidates and other
related issues, and the Directory is a collection of annotated
political links organized by topic. Additional resources at the site
include breaking news, recent opinion pieces, and a free email daily
briefing. [MD]
18. Political Information.com
<http://www.politicalinformation.com/>http://www.politicalinformation.com/
Part of the DC Orbit Network, a group providing Web-based information
tailored to the needs of the Washington DC political community, Political
Information.com is a targeted search engine covering over 2,000 political
and policy sites. Help is provided at the site on how to structure your
search to retrieve exactly the items you want. I tried a general search on
Wisconsin which retrieved over 4,000 items, but a structured search
including Tammy Baldwin (Rep.) and excluding Thompson (Gov.) got a more
manageable six. Although Political Information.com touts the sites it
indexes as the best sources of political information, a list of what's
covered is not provided. My first few searches primarily returned material
from the e-zine Salon, but subsequent searches found other sources. [DS]
At 10:55 p.m. 16/11/99 -0800, you wrote:
>WOuld like to find some type of online (or Cd rom or
>disks) source for pictures of political & maybe
>topical (i.e.,in-the-news people - - this could
>include sports figures, actors, etc - but definately
>first, and foremost political figures).
>Want your basic head shot from shoulders up.
>Would like one source if possible (a library of
>photos), preferably free to post on a web site, or if
>not free, then info on some clip art service (maybe
>CD rom) and yearly fee.
>Thanks.
>Cantu
>
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