Originated from
AOL Coaches
pixiedust
51 answers
36 thumbs up

What are the major/detailed platform differences ...

What are the major/detailed platform differences between the different presidential candidates in the U.S. this year in your opinion? Is there any one particular candidate that you feel will really make a difference in terms of economy and foreign policy? Who/why?


Would you like to answer or comment?

Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member).
Answer this question
  • # Posted 9 months ago
  • 472 views
Share Send to a friend Watch Report
 
 

Posted Answers

Order by
 
Ronen22
157 answers
78 thumbs up

I have a problem with these elections. I simply don't believe what the politicians say. In the past elections we have seen candidates promising one thing and after being elected doing another. Perhaps the one politician I think still has some integrity is Clinton but I don't really like her politics.

They're all the same to me. 
Posted 9 months ago ( permalink )
In reply to pixiedust's question
Ronen22 was invited by Yedda to answer this question.

Rated as
#2 out of 2
4
2
  Report Abuse  

Helpful?

line
line
line



 
HEYNOW
312 answers
134 thumbs up

the diffferences between the candidates is huge if you looking at all the candidates, do you know the difference between democratic and republican, if you do than pick a side and the differences will get smaller and you can get a better answere to you question.
Posted 7 months ago ( permalink )
In reply to pixiedust's question
Rated as
Best Answer
0
2
  Report Abuse  

Helpful?

line
line
line



Sign in to participate

Got an answer for pixiedust? Would you like to comment on the posted answers, or vote for the one which you think is the best?

Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member).

Explore Related Questions

Other people asked questions on similar topics, check out the answers they received:


Are women voters more likely to vote for female ...

Are women voters more likely to vote for female candidates?
Submitted by twincitiesmark 6 months ago
  • 3 answers
  • viewed 228 times

Last answer posted 6 months ago by DB Lady


What about lower class

neil cavuto I would like to know when will pres candidates talk about what they are going to do about the lower class people it's ...
Submitted by unfourgiven 1 month ago
  • 1 answer
  • viewed 47 times

Last answer posted 1 month ago by DB Lady


Supporting Sarah Palin is supporting Animal Cruelty

http://tinyurl.com/4fe8a6 I hope everyone finds this as disgusting as I do. She talks of Gods creatures but what about this ...
Submitted by Carol O 3 days ago
  • 14 answers
  • viewed 75 times

Last answer posted 4 hours ago by DB Lady



» More...

Explore Related Posts in Forums

Is it important for presidential and vice-presidential candidates to share...

-presidential candidates to share similar stances on most major issues? (1 rating) See related article Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 7:13 pm Post subject: Is it important for presidential and vice

Should there be a nationwide primary for presidential candidates?

that it would virtually eliminate candidates even paying lip-service to small states. But at least we still much of letting Iowa and New Hampshire pick all our candidates, so I'd say go for it. James Free

Ok we got 3 f*cking losers as presidential candidates

Me. Vote for ME.Arnold. UAAARGH!my choice has nothing to do with politics ;p*if he were... If you could put somebody in there that you like,, who would it be? I say this dude... Bill...
» More...
Powered by
Feed - Subscribe to changes to this Q&A Blog

Explore Related Videos

Palin denies racism

Gov. Sarah Palin denies racism is behind her attacks on Sen. Barack Obama.

Woman loses arm, may sue

The Supreme Court will decide if a woman who lost an arm because of a prescription drug can sue the drug company. CNN's Kelli Arena reports.

Economy could affect youth vote

CNN's Mary Snow reports the economy is weighing on the mind of many young voters.

Smears of Desperation?

With only twenty-nine days to go, McCain and Obama take the gloves off.

Presidential debate preview

Bill Schneider looks at the latest polls and ahead to tomorrow's presidential debate.

Bailout plus $100 billion

The $700 billion rescue bill was stuffed with $100 billion in tax breaks. CNN's Joe Johns looks at where the money goes.

Political Playing Field Turns Muddy

McCain and Obama campaigns turn up the heat in the presidential race.

Shock and Awe?

VP Debate: Was the press surprised by Palin's performance?

Palin on the Attack

Lipstick Army members on GOP vice presidential nominee's aggressive tactics
» More...
Powered by