Ruby Said:

Are there any legitimate "3rd party" presidential candidates for the 2008 election?

We Answered:

all of them

http://www.thirdpartynews.net/

Calvin Said:

Why isn't Ron Paul listed on your "2008 Presidential Candidates" list?

We Answered:

Maybe because he is polling too low.

I noticed on his website he says he won the debate. Unfortunately, the rest of the world does not see it this way.

He also seems weak on foreign policy.

Mario Said:

Was the 2008 presidential election the worst case of white guilt ever recorded?

We Answered:

The election was probably the worst scapegoat game ever.

Herman Said:

What should be the top issues that candidates should debate and discuss in the 2008 Presidential Election?

We Answered:

Most of the things you are talking about are on the right track. The thing to keep in mind however is the role of the President Vs. that of the Congress.
CONGRESS legislates and draws up bills and amendments. They also allocate funding and debate action!
Presidents get to nominate Justices and are the enforcement arm of the Process! The President is also the Commander in Chief and primary Representative for Foreign relations and Trade!
We need to find out where a prospective President's stances and views are and weigh their ability to handle decisions!

The Congress has been the ones that have deserved so much of the blame for so many issues-mostly for not doing anything!

If you like liberal Legislate from the Bench Justices, vote Demoncrat. If you like stronger defense and conservative Justices, Vote Republican't.

Me, personally, I hope to keep a Republican't in the Executive seat until every single Lib Judge has retired , been replaced, or dies! The DAMAGE they have done cannot be allowed!

Added-Articchic-The Alaskan's have it one hell of alot better than the Russians would have ever allowed! And the US bought the land, not the Inuit!
Same goes for your so-called kin, the Hawaiians, Japanese is a hard language to learn!

Maxine Said:

Is a presidential candidates religion important for you when voting for President? Why or why not?

We Answered:

I would have to say yes. I want a candidate that has a religious belief. Hopefully this would mean that they have a moral obligation to a higher power. As to which specific religion, I don't think it really matters. Except Muslim, because now is definately not the time for that.