Poli 10 (Spring 2008)

Introduction to American Politics

Next post: Supreme Court: Legal versus Policy Arguments » Previous post: Course Syllabus and WebCT » Back to Poli 10 (Spring 2008) main page 09 Apr 2008 Know a District: DC Today in lecture, it came up that residents of Washington DC are not represented in either the House or the Senate. (Well, they’re represented, but their representatives do not have voting rights in Congress–they only get to be there as non-voting delegates.) Here’s a humorous take at what that might imply: District of Columbia, Pt 1 The second half of the video is less relevant, but here it is anyway: District of Columbia, Pt 2 Posted by Adam @ 5:01 pm. Filed under Uncategorized.

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