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The Legislative Junkie

The Legislative Junkie

Unit 5

 

Christopher J. Deering andSteven S. Smith's Committees in Congress
(Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Pres, 1997) offers a comprehensive look at the committee process.

individual committee web sites are available at www.house.gov and www.senate.gov.

Information on campaign contributions to congressional committee members is available at http://www.opensecrets.org/cmteprofiles/index.asp.

 

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