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Presidential Candidates' Pages

Introductory Note: By the end of the year 2000 we will have elected a new president of the United States. In all likelihood, it will be one of the candidates now running for their parties' nominations. Those of us in Iowa have a special interest -- and role to play -- in this election. The Iowa precinct caucuses, January 24, 2000, will provide one of the first indications in a real "election" (as distinguished from various polls) of how the voters are leaning. Parties, and candidates, are listed on this Web site alphabetically. Candidates' titles have been omitted. This page expresses no preferences. It does provide you links to whomever may be your preference. Better still, if you haven't yet made up your mind, use this opportunity to visit the Web sites of all the candidates. In addition to the candidates' official Web sites, I have also included links to the parody pages. If there are any pages I have left out, be assured it was not deliberate. Indeed, if you will e-mail me, njohnson@inav.net, I will be more than happy to add any site you'd like to this list. -- Nicholas Johnson, Iowa City, Iowa, November 30, 1999; updated December 19, 1999; January 29, 2001.

DEMOCRATS
OFFICIAL SITES	PARODY SITES
Bill Bradley
Al Gore	http://www.algore2000.org

REPUBLICANS
OFFICIAL SITES	PARODY SITES
Gary Bauer
George W. Bush	http://www.gwbush.com
Steve Forbes
Orrin Hatch
Alan Keyes
John McCain

OTHER PARTIES' CANDIDATES
OFFICIAL SITES	PARTY	PARODY SITES
Pat Buchanan	Reform	http://www.buchanan2000.com
Ralph Nader	Green
Donald Trump	Reform

OTHER
The Capitol Steps
Dave Barry for President*
Political Humor (from about.com)
Skeleton Closet ("All the dirt on all the candidates: Because character does matter")

* If you're a Dave Barry fan it's worth the effort to find his site -- if only just to see the pictures of his celebrity supporters provided by Iowa's own Ted Habte-Gabr, Dave Barry for President Official Field Coordinator. But, as the saying goes, "you can't get there from here." This link only takes you to the Miami Herald main Web page. It's slow to load. Once there click on "Opinion." Then "Columnists/Living/Dave Barry." Then the political campaign button "Dave Barry in 2K." (The Herald won't let you go directly.)

If you're a real political junkie, you might also want to check out: freedomchannel.com, opensecrets.org, politics.com, speakout.com,
vote.com, voter.com, and voxcap.com.