Thanks Tracy.
I wasn't really looking for their stance on a particular issue (because we already have general idea of what each candidate's stance is). But I want little more granularity.

For instance. The democrats are generally against further drilling, especially in ARWA and they're also generally opposed to nuclear power. What does that leave us?

We're all for affordable healthcare. How do they intend to fund universal healthcare, if that's he's/her plan, and would that include those that are here illegally?



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>http://www.myelectionchoices.com/survey/start.cfm
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>http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460
>http://www.votehelp.org/
>http://www.dehp.net/candidate/
>http://www.candidatescomparison.com/
>http://www.selectsmart.com/president/2008.html
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>>>>>I think we could do a LOT worse than Obama.
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>>>>>However, I don't like the feeling that voting for Obama is the cool thing to do. If the coolest cat in the country would make the best president, then we should just save our time and elect me forever.
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>>>>Done! I am writing your name in. Excellent.
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>>>>Actually my reasons for supporting Obama have little if anything to do with him being cool, or black for that matter. I think he is the best candidate because he offers a way beyond the vicious, unproductive partisan politics of the past 16 years. When he says he is the candidate for change it isn't just a sales pitch.
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>>>Yes, I agree. Personally I would have liked Richardson better but he doesn't have the marketing that Obama has.
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>>I just wish one of these bozos will tell me, in detail, how they're going to accomplish anything they say. Obama is great speaker, which could be good or bad, and Romney is a good speaker, which again could be good or bad. But I want to hear "how?". I guess I have to wait until the general election.