Without doubt it’s important to vote in the upcoming 2008 U.S. presidential election, yet it’s even more important to cast an informed vote. This means comparing presidential candidates in terms of where they stand on the issues 0 fortunately, this is something which is easy and simple to accomplish on the Web, if you know the best online resources.
One might hope that, this time around, the Internet will loosen up the decades-old stranglehold TV has had on the public consciousness where presidential voting is concerned. After all, do we really want the next president to be the candidate who makes the best TV impression during debates, Sunday morning talk shows, and randomly-reported sound bites?
No, of course not 0 it’s the candidate’s position on major issues that’s really most important to us. But at the same time, keeping each of more than 15 candidates’ positions on issues straight can be like trying to juggle four balls while balancing a banana on your nose 0 particularly since some of them have an unfortunate tendency to alter their position on certain issues in mid-campaign.
Television is fine as far as getting a sense of the 0presidential-ness0 of the candidates and a feel for […]

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