You may find yourself giving a persuasive speech about issues pertaining to public policy and issues about which there is pertinent legislation in Congress. If so, the Internet can be a useful resource for finding out the latest information about existing and pending legislation.
- US Congress
The Congressional Record is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress. It is published daily when Congress is in session.
- Directory of State and Local Government
The State and Local Government on the Net Directory provides convenient one-stop access to the websites of thousands of state agencies and city and county governments. Only pages that are controlled and managed by state and local government agencies are included.
- National Technology Transfer Center
The NTTC offers a complete line of products and services enabling American businesses to find technologies, facilities and world-class researchers within the federal labs and universities needed to remain on the cutting edge of innovation.
- The Idealist site.
Go to this site and find a group on the Internet whose interests parallel your own. Search for arguments and information that can help you develop your ideas for a persuasive speech. When using information from a special-interest group, remember that the information may be slanted or selected to support the group's position. Evaluate the arguments, evidence, and reasoning used to advance a cause or position.
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