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Sunday, June 03, 2012
What are the top 3 issues that you want each side to talk about in the upcoming presidential election?
I want the top issue to be our debt and how we will actually reduce it. This could include comments about the economy and even unemployment problems. Next, I would like to hear their stance on gay marriage. I thought it was amazing that President Obama gave his stance on the subject, first one to ever do that. Lastly, I want to know what issue THEY think is the most important and will be at the top of their agenda.
The recent skyrocketing of gas prices will most certainly be one of the issues that make securing re-election for Obama a difficult task in November. Provided he succeeds, he should take the opportunity to increase funding for alternate energy solutions. I would also like to hear the candidates discuss foreign relations, the economy and gay marriage.
I want to see both sides talk about how they can create jobs in America, reduce the national debt, and how they plan to go forward in this energy crisis.
I really want to see both sides talk about what they think about our national debt and what they are going to or not going to do about it. I also want to hear both sides of the argument for Obamacare.For the Democrats: what will Obamacare do for our country and how? And for the Republicans: what will taking Obamacare away do and what do you plan on doing instead? And finally, I want to see what each canidate thinks about gay marriage, especially since the President changed his views.
even though we are deep into the election, i would like to see the candidates talk more about issues like abortion, gay marriage, and what they are going to do about the unemployment rate in our country.
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I would like to see each side talk about, The debt ceiling, the unemployment rate, and how much oil this country is using.
I want the top issue to be our debt and how we will actually reduce it. This could include comments about the economy and even unemployment problems. Next, I would like to hear their stance on gay marriage. I thought it was amazing that President Obama gave his stance on the subject, first one to ever do that. Lastly, I want to know what issue THEY think is the most important and will be at the top of their agenda.
The recent skyrocketing of gas prices will most certainly be one of the issues that make securing re-election for Obama a difficult task in November. Provided he succeeds, he should take the opportunity to increase funding for alternate energy solutions. I would also like to hear the candidates discuss foreign relations, the economy and gay marriage.
I want to see both sides talk about how they can create jobs in America, reduce the national debt, and how they plan to go forward in this energy crisis.
I would like to see both sides talk about illegal immigration, unemployment, and Obamacare.
I really want to see both sides talk about what they think about our national debt and what they are going to or not going to do about it. I also want to hear both sides of the argument for Obamacare.For the Democrats: what will Obamacare do for our country and how? And for the Republicans: what will taking Obamacare away do and what do you plan on doing instead? And finally, I want to see what each canidate thinks about gay marriage, especially since the President changed his views.
even though we are deep into the election, i would like to see the candidates talk more about issues like abortion, gay marriage, and what they are going to do about the unemployment rate in our country.
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