So, I was googling myself, well, actually for my blog posts
and I ran across some really some really interesting bits. Much like browsing the shelves in our library, you always find something interesting (del.icio.us, too) when you let yourself link on through to the next site and the next and so on.
I happened across the terrific OpenHouseProject.com while reading about the PublicMarkup.org initiative (more about that in a later post), and I read about this really handy-dandy CRS publication:
“The Congressional Research Service and the American Legislative Process” — The report is freely available to us all thanks to OpenCRS.org ["Congressional Research Reports for the People" is their noble tagline.]
Here is the brief description of the report from OpenCRS:
For more, read the report — and, did I mention that it is only 10 pages long, too!
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