Media on Presidential Election Issues

I challenge the print media to reserve one daily issue a week with stories that talk about the issues -- nothing else. No "He says; she says", no smears of one by the other, no horse-race info. Just a clear presentation of the issues. And they can get their best analysts to go over all the implications. How about a story on Bush's plan to privatize Social Security and an analysis by Paul Krugman and some other economists? They should assume an educated readership!

USATODAY.com - The GOP doesn't reflect America

USATODAY.com - The GOP doesn't reflect America Michael Moore provides interesting real-time support for my attitude: right-wing conservatism is pure, unadulterated greed. Perhaps with a little selfishness thrown in. It's amazing how people change their tune when faced with something that affects them: Nancy Reagan on stem-cell research; Cheney on gay marriage. I'd think that Bush might have a different attitude about starting unnecessary wars if Jenna and Barbara were in the National Guard.

Proud Native Texan Democrat

While watching President Clinton speak at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, I became obsessed with the idea of making a bumper sticker in response. Cafe Press makes it so easy:

Proud Native Texan Democrat

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It's all politics. Bush started a war under false pretenses. Why would anyone vote to keep him in office after that? Is anything more important than having a leader you can trust? All of the other issues pale against this one.