Are you voting for the right candidate based on the issues?

[tc-sacto]

50% Bar...(44% social/ 54% economic)
48% McCain...( 31% social / 58% economic)
23% O'bama....(13% social / 29% economic)

Since I live in Califorina and it's a forgoine conclusion the state will go to O'bama I guess I can feel comfortable voting for Barr.

[Sunroof]

Barr from Georgia is as far to the right as McKinney is to the left! In fact I do think you can get any farther right then Bob Barr. Bob Barr makes Rush look like Kennedy!

[Seric]

McCain, Barr.

[stevepaa]

Originally Posted by Rick Lee

While the questions were obviously simple enough for a kid to understand, I still came up with Barr first and Obama last.

I don't think they were simple. for instance


"teach family values in school" is not about teaching honesty, courtesy but is about praying in school versus maintaining a secular viewpoint


"replace coal and oil with alternatives "does not mean nuclear power but is either approve Kyoto or say there is no such thing as global warming


"replace US troops with UN in Iraq" does not mean that. support means we consult with UN before we take action, almost implying veto power over our actions and oppose means we get out of UN


I guess this is just another example of simple questions and simple answers are not the solution.

[Overpaid Slacker]

Originally Posted by red Baron

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[kang]

But according to Rick Davis, McCain's campaign manager, "This election is not about issues."

[Rick Lee]

Originally Posted by kang

But according to Rick Davis, McCain's campaign manager, "This election is not about issues."

Davis is absolutely right. If it were about the issues, Obama wouldn't have half the support he has, since he millions of mindless lemming followers whose only criteria are "change" and Obama. I doubt his followers are really dying for a tax hike or new socialist spending. My buddy who's voting for him can't name a single thing Obama is for. He just has a lot of white guilt all pent up.