What issues should we be focusing on for the election and which candidate will best face these issues?
Q. This is for my government class so please include your age and gender. Name as many issues as you would like and tell me who and why that candidate will be the best. do not forget to give me your age and gender, PLEASE!
Asked by softballismygame_18 - Sun May 4 01:40:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Economy...McCain has better ideas here. Cutting taxes has ALWAYS increased federal revenue, but the federal government has always spent the increase and more. McCain wants to cut taxes AND cut spending. Obama and Clinton want to increase taxes and spending. This will reduce federal revenue by cutting jobs, and will send the deficit out of control. War on terror. Hillary and Obama are either foolish enough to cut-n-run in Iraq, leaving Iran to overrun Iraq and cause mayhem in the middle east. More likely, they are just lying about cutting out, and would change their tune after the election. John McCain is telling the truth about Iraq. We need to finish the job of training and turning security over to Iraqis, and that will take… [cont.]
Answered by jwthoughts - Sun May 4 01:46:01 2008

What are some political issues concerning alternative energy?
Q. I can think of plenty of economic issues, but I can't seem to think of any political issues.
Asked by BenitoLim - Mon Dec 1 01:04:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. One major issue concerning the development and utilization of alternative energy sources is the lack of political will to support such endeavor. In the US, former president Bill Clinton did not submit the Kyoto Protocol (an international treaty which aims to reduce the collective emission of Greenhouse Gases in signatory nations) to the Republican-dominated Senate who opposed the abovesaid amendment. Environmental policies in developing nations, like the Philippines, are not adequate, as they permit multinational and transnational companies to deliberately exploit their natural resources for economic gain while disregarding local environmental policies. Louise VincenT B. Amante (2007) in his article "The Heat is On: the Politics of Global… [cont.]
Answered by Lex B - Mon Dec 1 02:57:22 2008

What are the most important issues the candidates are not addressing?
Q. The candidates have settled on a handful of topics that they feel are the most important issues.They have ignored issues that are extremely significant to the working class. Hard to be in touch with the largest caste of people when you haven't been there or forgotten what its like.
Asked by dnle12 - Sun Dec 16 16:51:23 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Unity, and how they are going to heal the wounds brought about by Bushes illegal war.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Sun Dec 16 17:19:15 2007