Does anyone know of a site that informs us where Obama and McCain stand on different issues?

www.votesmart.org

they even send you info in the mail if you want it.

McCain was smart enough to choose an unenlightened, religiously challenged political novice to run interference for him and settle the question of 'who will take the hilary votes?' Palin was gullible enough to believe she was a good choice.

I shudder to think about her in the first chair.

I wouldn't vote for anyone who wasn't pro-choice, however, I wouldn't vote for someone simply because they were pro-choice. I believe that whether or not a woman has control over her body and the primary life force she is charged with, is not even a point of contention for anyone who isn't looking to control the vote of the right wing conservative bible thumpers that make up a great majority of our country.

The majority opinion doesn't make it the right one, it simply makes it the most vocal.

barack obama. com

john mccain.com

The brookings institute would be a good place. To give you a heads up they are saying that mccains plan would explode the deficit by continuing Bush's tax cuts, and add another 5 trillion to debt by 2018. Other researchers say that with his health plan 20 million people would be finding new insurance, and it wont do anything to help those who dont have it.

Miss Lilly I went to my news station here in town and was able to get alot of helpful info not to mention view there speaches- The station I used was KCTV5 in Kansas City.

I hope this helps

I would visit their own individual web sites, and copy the material written on the issues and compare them. Sadly when you use a 3rd party site it almost always has a bias one way or the other and you do not get the whole picture (that includes the media sites).

These provide info from the sources themselves.

http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Issues/

http://www.barackobama.com/issues/

Oh I saw a great one. Give me a minute.

Well, it was on the Washington Post website.

Gotta go!

Okay, sorry here it is. It shows what all the candidates mention.

Yep:

http://www.ontheissues.org/

Be sure to click on the quotes--lots of great insights!

They each have websites, read them and compare. That is what the rest of us do.

factcheck.org

senate,gov

http://www.barackobama.com/issues/