Im looking for an unbiased site that lists the positions of the Presidential candidates. (1 Viewer)

[d3cyph3r]

It's a winner take all state, Ron Paul knew he wouldn't win it, so he spent his money in Maine. Sounds like a good strategy to me. Romney and Paul might have well of finished tied for 2nd.

 

[DadsDream]

Point made, point taken, etc...there's a supermerged Ron Paul thread for all those concerns.

 

[d3cyph3r]

Well you got me started with US News =)

 

[Superfan]

republicans foxnews

democrats cnn is clinton news network msnbc = msdnc.

 

[DadsDream]

You're gong to think this is crazy, but in the past I've found Al Jazeera breaks down a lot of things very, very well.

Their profiles of the candidates are unbiased, thoughtful and well-researched.

Give Al Jazeera a try.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/23953EDB-2468-4D5E-978E-123161305BF5.htm

 

[bop]

I didn't realize Florida picked the president in the US. When did that change?

Its been that way for a while. Well, Florida and a couple other states anyway.....

Thanks for the links. Keep em coming if you got em

 

[Severum]

http://www.ontheissues.org/ in addition to the previously linked glassbooth for lists of past positions. You should read the policy/issues section of the candidate's web page as well.

 

[shasta]

http://www.ontheissues.org/default.htm, they kinda slow updating stuff, but they break down some stuff, dont really know how fair they are

 

[shasta]

http://www.ontheissues.org/ in addition to the previously linked glassbooth for lists of past positions. You should read the policy/issues section of the candidate's web page as well.

i almost beat you

 

[MickelMouse87]

republicans foxnews

democrats cnn is clinton news network msnbc = msdnc.

Not really, they're pretty much all the same...biased. They manipulate campaign coverage to push for their chosen canidates, and it works.

 

[Superfan]

yea i know i was kidding. i like how cnn gave romeny a lot of air time in the debate. they want the romney and mccain fight now.

 

[DavidM]

US News is garbage
They are pretty much unbiased considering they left the candidate out who raised the most money last quarter.

Regardless, if the linked info is correct, by the end of Q3, of the viable candidates remaining, Paul had only raised and spent more than Huckabee. What seems strange is that Paul had spent a much smaller percentage than the others up to the point.

So despite successful Q4 fundraising, by then, Paul was so far behind the others in raising and spending that he lagged in getting his message out.

http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/index.asp?cycle=2008

 

[MickelMouse87]

yea i know i was kidding. i like how cnn gave romeny a lot of air time in the debate. they want the romney and mccain fight now.

Sorry about that...it's hard to tell these days with all the Dittoheads and Hannity listeners out there.

Every form of media was pimping McCain hard today, trying to lead everyone to believe that the primary is over now that Florida has "decided" the Republican front-runner. The Advocate had him on the front page with his thumbs up and his cheesy grin for crying out loud...

Ron Paul the alleged "second tier" canidate places second in Nevada and Louisiana, yet they don't even mention it but instead cover the biggest disappointment this year, Rudy.

 

[RebSaint]

Whatever you do, don't follow the mainstream press besides FoxNews, because they're LIBERAL and subsequently will try and rot your mind.

 

[varanook]

It doesn't matter. It's going to be Clinton vs. McCain and the United States loses again.

More of the same.

Just like almost every race across America whether local, state or federal.