GOP 2000
The National Republican Party provides links to sites for GOP presidential hopefuls. You think they would spend some cash on a decent webmaster, but they apparently didn't. Good, but ugly.

2000 Republican National Convention
Philadelphia Inquirer's special coverage of the Convention in Philadelphia, PA, from July 31 to Aug. 1, 2000 currently includes great tourist information like where to get a good cheesesteak, but not much political meat.

Bush Campaign 2000
An unofficial site that provides biographical background with a whole lot of exclamation points!!! and CAPITAL LETTERS!!!

RTMark
The anti-corporate pranksters who made gwbush.com a geek cause celebre have a few more aces up their sleeves.

George W. Bush
See what has George W. all upset and purchase a "There ought to be limits to freedom" T-shirt while you're at it. Scroll down for the Gore (Bore) parody sites as well.

"Not for Sale: BushSucks.com"
Wired News reviews all the domain names the Bush exploratory campaign has purchased. Those domains include possible VP candidates like bushwhitman.com and bushridge.com.

Office of the Governor: Texas
Explore W's Texan initiatives, successes and failures before you make a final decision.

"Puppy Love"
The New York Times' Maureen Dowd takes a caustic look at the GOP's response to candidate George W. Bush. Registration is required but worth it.

John McCain for President
Sen. McCain's official campaign site keeps you up to date with the latest news, polls and appearances.

McCain Interactive
Dedicated to bringing supporters of the maverick candidate the tools they need to rally for John in their states. You can even read snippets of his book before you decide to buy your very own copy.

Senator John McCain
Evaluate his political history and judge how he would fare in the nation's top seat.

John McCain: Politician Profile
These clear charts outline where and in what proportions he is receiving funding.

"Running John"
Have a good laugh while John sprints across the top of your screen, straight down the campaign trail. From the Phoenix New Times