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On the Web since 1995.
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This site, or one of its iterations, has been mentioned in a few printed
and on-line publications, and is linked to from some prestigious sites,
including:
- The site was the The Learning
Page's Site of the Month in September, 2005.
- In August 2005, the Not in the Constitution
page was listed on Digg and it became a
featured link on dozens of blogs.
- On July 19, 2005, a Texas caller into C-SPAN's Washington Journal call-in
show mentioned the site as a good online resource for getting information on
the Constitution. The show was focusing on a new law slipped into a 2004
spending bill that requires all federal employees and students in schools
that get federal funds to get training on the
Constitution on Constitution Day (September 17).
- On June 15, 2005, the artist who draws the Arlo and Janis cartoon strip mentioned
my site on his site, and that mention generated over a thousand hits. I had
never even heard of Arlo and Janis - go figure.
- On February 2, 2005, the site was featured as a reference in a lengthy
article about the push to amend the Constitution to allow foreign-born
Presidents in the Los
Angeles Times.
- The site was chosen as a featured site by Family First on November 1, 2004.
- The site was included in a list of sites about the Constitution on the Explore Freedom website, which
was featured in print, radio, and television ads in 2004.
- The site was the Editor's Pick at Alexa.com on February 28, 2004.
- In the midst of discussion of a marriage definition amendment in February
2004, the site got many hits from various sources, including FoxNews, NPR,
and the web sites of
NBC stations.
- On November 25, 2003, the Constitution Page got
prominent mention in a
story in the Washington Post.
- On October 10, 2003, the Wall of Separation
Letter Page was prominently mentioned on a resource
page for Now with Bill Moyers.
- On August 25, 2001, C-SPAN's
Washington Journal program featured the site and the Webmaster live
on the air. If you're watching C-SPAN's video archive, the feature starts at
57:17 into the video.
- Astute listeners may have heard the Webmaster's name mentioned on NPR on
August 2, 2001, correcting reporter Robert Seigel and President Jimmy Carter
on a constitutional point (listen with
RealPlayer)
- Chosen by NBCi for its premium
directory
- MegaLaw lists the site under its Constitutional Law
Page
- We are listed with Political
Information, a great resource with a search engine that indexes just
political sites
- Third
Age profiled the Not in the Constitution page
on July 23, 1999
- The site was chosen as Political Site of the Day on June 30, 1999 by AboutPolitics
- The site was listed on the front page of Essential Links
- The Vermont Constitution Page is rated as
"Noteworthy" by Britannica
- New York
Times CyberTimes (local)
- Savoy Magazine
chose this site as
the Web Pick for September 17, 1998 (Constitution Day) and interviewed the
Webmaster for its 20 Questions feature
- PBS
Teacher's Guide for the Africans in America topic
- CourtTV
- Rated five of five stars by Suite101's
Constitutional Issues Index (rated four stars by Suite101's
Conservative Politics Index)
- FindLaw
Internet Legal Resources
- Yahoo!
- AllPolitics from
CNN and Time Magazine
- Rated Very Good by Infoseek
- WebBound Magazine Fall 1998
Edition
- Various syllabi from courses in Political Science, Government, and
Philosophy
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