Government Connections

This page was last modified on 30 January 2013.

Contents

• Congress Members' Sites: House
  • Howard Coble: Republican - NC - District 6
  • Brad Miller: Democrat - NC - District 13
• Congress Members' Sites: Senate
  • Richard Burr: Republican - NC - Senior Senator
  • Kay Hagan: Democrat - NC - Junior Senator
• Thomas: Legislative Information on the Internet

	Congress Members' Sites: House Howard Coble: Republican - NC - District 6 (1985-present) My "real" Congressman since I moved to Greensboro in 1991 even during the decade I was gerrymandered as described below. E-mail: Contact Representative Coble Brad Miller: Democrat - NC - District 13 (2003-2013) My Congressman during the first decade of NC-13 as a result of Democrat gerrymandering led by Brad Miller so he could win the seat for himself, but in 2010, just in time for redistricting, the Republicans won full control of the NC General Assembly (for the first time since 1898 when they lost control to the Democrats who won on a White Supremacy platform) and redistricted him out of office (doublebunked with David Price in NC-4) and me back into NC-6 . . . payback is a mutha... E-mail: Contact Representative Miller
	Congress Members' Sites: Senate Richard Burr: Republican - NC - Senior Senator E-mail: Contact Senator Burr Kay Hagan: Democrat - NC - Junior Senator E-mail: Contact Senator Hagan
	Thomas: Legislative Information on the Internet Thomas is an electronic monument to the principle that a free people are capable of governing themselves and offers a wealth of information. You can keyword search the Congressional Record for the 101st-112th Congresses (1989-present), major legislation, Public Laws (1973-present; 93rd-112th Congresses) and more. The site also includes searchable historical documents including the Declaration of Independence, the Federalist Papers, early Congressional documents (Constitutional Convention and Continental Congress broadsides), and the Constitution with the Bill of Rights and amendments. If you're looking for anything governmental, try the Library of Congress's Government Resources : Legislative, Executive, Judicial, State, Local. If you're looking for contact information for a member of Congress, try Thomas's online directories: House and Senate. If you're feeling the need for a civics lesson, check out How Our Laws Are Made by Charles W. Johnson, House Parliamentarian and Enactment of a Law by Robert B. Dove, Senate Parliamentarian.

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