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  • April Progress Update

    As mentioned in the featured article this month more and more people are starting to reach out to us at Gov at Home.  People are… Read More

  • What Are You Doing?

    At the ripe age 15, Jack Andraka won an International Science Fair for developing a 3 cent, paper censor that detects ovarian, pancreatic, and lung… Read More

  • Growing a Modified Congress

    Aggressively pushing its genetic modified organism agenda federal agenda, Monsanto has donated campaign contributions to more than 70 percent of the congressman and senators on… Read More

  • Virtual Congress Makes Headlines

    When we first started Gov at Home, we learned quickly D,C.-based politicians would be reluctant supporters. Two years ago, I had the chance to talk… Read More

What is Gov At Home?

Imagine if your Congressman lived in your city and lived like you do – paying for his own gas, getting the same healthcare and social security benefits you do, and sending his kids to local schools. Do you think he would be inspired to get those problems fixed? Absolutely!

Congressman can use teleconferencing technology to live, work, and vote from their home district.

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Blogger's Corner

  • Growing a Modified Congress +

    Aggressively pushing its genetic modified organism agenda federal agenda, Monsanto has donated campaign contributions to more than 70 percent of… Read More
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In The News

  • Virtual Congress Makes Headlines +

    When we first started Gov at Home, we learned quickly D,C.-based politicians would be reluctant supporters. Two years ago, I… Read More
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Monthly Update

  • April Progress Update +

    As mentioned in the featured article this month more and more people are starting to reach out to us at… Read More
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Editor's Picks

  • Congress Wants to Go Virtual +

          A US congressman last week introduced a resolution that would establish a “virtual Congress” – a legislature in… Read More

  • While Wronged Homeowners Got $300 Apiece in Foreclosure Settlement, Consultants Who Helped Protect Banks Got $2 Billion +

    The obscene greed-and-arrogance stories emanating from Wall Street are piling up so fast, it's getting hard to keep up. This… Read More

  • Sequester Effects: The Pricey Lobbying Campaigns To Avoid The Budget Ax +

    WASHINGTON -- As sequestration cuts grew more likely during the first two months of 2013, one industry found profit in budget… Read More
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Progress at Gov at Home

  1. 2013 Goals
  2. Growing Support
  3. Memorable Moments
  4. Notable Mentions

  • 2013 Goals +

    There is much in store for 2013.  By the end of it we hope to accomplish the following goals:

    Grow our online community: We are doing this through our website.  On April 1st we are launching our new website with the ability to offer comments.  Our second release - May 1st will enable readers to join a Gov at Home community based on geographic regions, interests, organization, civic causes, etc.  It will allow users to publish articles, communicate with each other, share materials and resources, etc.

    Get 501C3: We submitted our paperwork for a 501C3 2 years ago.  We are hoping

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  • Growing Support +

     

    Jim Rogers

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  • Special Thanks +

    We are so thankful for contributions from volunteers. We'd like to give special thanks to the following individuals:

     

    Gene Page from PageMade for making our new website.  Thanks, Gene - we wouldn't have been able to update the website without you!

    Romona Paden, our outstanding editor.  Romona edits all of our articles each month, and we are very thankful she is sharing her writing talents with us!

    Jim Rogers.  Jim has written about us in his most recent book Street Smarts: Adventures on the Road and in the Markets. Jim also supports us with his time, and mentions us whenever he can in interviews. Jim, thanks so much!

     

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Street Smarts: Adventures on the Road and in the Markets

Wall Street legend and bestselling author Jim Rogers offers investing insights and economic, political, and social analysis, drawing on lessons and observations from his lifetime in the markets.  

In Jim's most recent book, he writes about Gov at Home.  To read more about Gov at Home in Jim's most recent book  Order Now

Archived Articles: Feature Article

  • Extra! Extra! Read All About it! +

    Gov at Home "Pressing" Reform   The United States has benefitted immensely from a strong, dynamic free press. At its… Read More

  • Cracking the Whip +

    Gov at Home Decentralizes Party Politics; Restores Constituent Power       When political candidates campaign, they meet the people… Read More

  • Blueprint for Congressional Reform? +

    Goddard College Decentralizes to Strengthen Community Ties, Develop Local Leadership Goddard College, known for producing some of America's most influential… Read More
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Archived Articles: Blogger's Corner

  • Growing a Modified Congress +

    Aggressively pushing its genetic modified organism agenda federal agenda, Monsanto has donated campaign contributions to more than 70 percent of… Read More

  • Dems Re-Intro Super PAC Disclosure Bill +

    One of the best ways to understand why Congress does what it does is to follow the money. Take a… Read More

  • Big Money Ups the Political Ante +

    Paul Blumenthal, Huffington Post In the Huffington Post articleSuper PACs and Secret Money: The Unregulated Shadow Campaign, author Paul Blumenthal… Read More
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Archived Articles: In The News

  • RollingStone Magazine Hammers Banks +

    by Matt Taibbi Here's yet another form of hidden bailout the federal government doles out to our big banks, without… Read More

  • Blah, Blah, Blagojevich +

    Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich made headlines with accusations of attempting to sell President Obama’s former senate seat to the… Read More

  • Romney Favored on the Economy, But Who Really Pulls the Strings? +

    By Jimmy Raye A recent Bloomberg National Poll suggests Mitt Romney is the favorite among a subset of Republicans who… Read More
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Archived Articles: From the Field

  • Gov At Home Making Strides +

    Most exciting to me we’ve have had many people reach out to us this month and volunteer. We’ve been able… Read More

  • Gov At Home Closes 2011 and Moves Full Steam Ahead Into 2012 +

    Gov at Home has had a great first year!   Among Gov at Home’s list of 2011 accomplishments:   Website… Read More

  • On the Road to Gov At Home +

    August of 2010, I sent Jim Rogers a random email asking him if he’d be willing to do a panel… Read More
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