Republican House Impeachment Managers are using the Internet to defend themselves and other candidates like them who they say are seeking to uphold the Constitution and the rule of law.  

The PoliticalSpin:  As politicians move online, political action committees are sure to follow. This website represents one of the first Party and Internet-based PACs. MoveOn.Org is an Internet-based, bi-partisan organization that is raising money to support candidates of all parties that did not support the Clinton Impeachment. The Republican House Managers are apparently responding to that effort with an online Republican defense of their own. The HouseManagers2000.Org website shows politicians and campaign managers that candidates can simultaneously defend and promote themselves online. We will wait and see if the House Managers' efforts are successful in the next round of elections.

Last week, 13 Republicans established a Virtual PAC - political action committee - with the intention of raising money "to protect and reelect vulnerable candidates against the Clinton White House's sworn vengeance." The website does not provide evidence of the Clinton Administration's plans for retaliation against the Republican House Managers. According to a CNN/FN story last week, the White House has denied having plans to specifically target Republican House Managers in the 1999 and 2000 elections. The website incorporates Shockwave technology and resembles the site of its designer, Gen-X Strategies, a conservative Internet consulting firm. Website viewers may access video clips, biographies, and Impeachment Trial statements of the 13 House Managers. The Press Room and Newsletter sections are empty - clear signs that the website is still in its infancy. If you would like to join the PAC, there is an online donation page, as well as a section inviting viewers to sign up and help defend the Constitution.