While I don't want government healthcare, i do think measures need to be in place for people that can't get health care, or people that are denied coverage even though they can pay the premiums, due to preexisting conditions (my mother, for instance)
Education reform is important to me, it needs to be back to state level, while I thought Bush had good intentions regarding NCLB, I don't think it worked out the way he planned.
a combination of opening up our natural energy reserves, along with making advances to alternative sources as well. Building just a few extra refineries to handle what we are already pumping would help a great dea, without having to increase the amount of drilling as much as people think?l (do you know that no new refineries have been built since 1976? But the amount of fuel we are using has increased an astronomical amount.)
1. Healthcare (having affordable healthcare for everybody)
1. Energy Reform (alternatives to petroleum)
2. The War (ending it as soon as possible)
3. Education Reform (finding a better way than teaching to standardized tests to determine funding)
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Flag as inappropriate Posted by Kim Begnaud on 10th September 2008
While I don't want government healthcare, i do think measures need to be in place for people that can't get health care, or people that are denied coverage even though they can pay the premiums, due to preexisting conditions (my mother, for instance)
Education reform is important to me, it needs to be back to state level, while I thought Bush had good intentions regarding NCLB, I don't think it worked out the way he planned.
a combination of opening up our natural energy reserves, along with making advances to alternative sources as well. Building just a few extra refineries to handle what we are already pumping would help a great dea, without having to increase the amount of drilling as much as people think?l (do you know that no new refineries have been built since 1976? But the amount of fuel we are using has increased an astronomical amount.)
Flag as inappropriate Posted by sonyareads on 6th September 2008
Making the right decisions on foreign policy including the war in Iraq.
Social policies that encourage personal responsibility.
Limiting the feds' influence on state or private matters such as family planning, curricula, and religion.
Flag as inappropriate Posted by SKL on 5th September 2008
1. Energy Reform (alternatives to petroleum)
2. The War (ending it as soon as possible)
3. Education Reform (finding a better way than teaching to standardized tests to determine funding)
Flag as inappropriate Posted by mamajama on 4th September 2008