What issue is the most important to you in this upcoming election?
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Keeping liberals out of power.  They will cut and run in the war on terror and destroy this economy with tax increases.  \n\nI am a lifetime Republican voter and am fed up with the party.  Democrats scare me a lot.
753338
I can't think of a topic since you say you're not interested in politics. Here's a website that might help you though:\nhttp://vos.ucsb.edu/
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Anything that has to do with politics or religions will be a good topic, but becareful these topics can turn into anger and violence.  \n\nA good topic should be one that people usually have strong and mixed opinions on.
1157923
Answer some questions about issues you know something about
827628
you make great points, we need to get campaign finance reform to happen, we need to get the election moved to the weekend, we need the off parties to be given the same access to the voters the Dem's & reps have, in this election I am voting green in any race where removing the crooked incumbent is not the biggest priority, it is sad that now we vote against someone more than for someone but it's where wea are.
1187373
personally I think we have more important things to worry about like poverty, war, healthcare, the economy, issues facing everyday Americans.  Gay marriage... let gay people get married, who I dont understand why its such a big deal who marries whom.  Its a "throw away" issue used to distract people from bigger problems
791956
I'd say one of the most pressing issues would include the US occupation of Iraq.  I'm sure you can find lots of historical data and speculations about the future conclusion.
745369
Everyone is welcome to speak on our electorate process in our country,everyone's opinion is welcome. There were were no major problems in this election,as in the last Presidential election where Florida and Supreme Court got involved in choosing our last President. \n  The people in this country are tired of the killing and the mayhem of the Middle East,and we tried to solve the process by helping out,but it has only made the situation worse. The Voting Public of this country spoke loud and clear on this issue this past election. \n  Thank you for your input and your concern of a big major world crisis,and hopefully our legislatures will solve the problem in the upcoming months..it takes time.
952168
Currently, the best thing about politics is we are seeing a lot of true colors across the board. Politicians that are solid are starting to rise above.\n\nThe biggest problem with politics is the average voter is emotionally attached to their party.
396404
I would whisper in everyone's ear:  Liberty is the key.  Your own decisions about your own life, and how to live it, must be the dominant consideration when you vote.  That's what voting is for.  Therefore, vote for your Liberty.
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it is important.  But what about it?
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I'm a liberal and I really don't care... that's not one of my party's "core issues"... it's like saying "why do all conservatives want to be able to own automatic weapons?"... many conservatives don't care about automatic weapons.... some do...\n\nit's a fringe issue and not really what's important right now...
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As a Democrat, I would like it if more national politicians paid attention to the South.  There are lots of things going on here--many of our cities vote Dem now, and many rural areas are fed up with poverty and losing jobs overseas (though I know that issue is probably bigger than any one party).  We need to raise the federal minimum wage.  That will benefit the South as well as other places.  There are other issues too.  It's not like the Democrats ignore us, but it's important to realize that there probably are a few swing voters down here.  AND there are a lot of ultra-liberals who will vote for 3rd party candidates or not vote, and the Democrats could get these votes by truly making humanitarian concerns (poverty, employment, health care, etc.) a priority.  The best way to a person's heart is through his/her wallet...
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I think here in Michigan the biggest issue is whether we are going to allow a person to buy the office of Governor. I think restoring checks and balance to the federal government is also important. Dove hunting has become an issue as well as equal rights.
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Who cares......should we be squabling about such stupid issues when our country is turning to crap right before our eyes and its less than a week from the mid terms?\n\nWhat about the real issues, doesnt anyone care about those anymore? I guess not...so keep talking about the has-been massachusetts senator.\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aq0C.67XVjo.7b1As2KgAmbsy6IX?qid=20061101082507AAR5uWz
999695
That's one of the issues that needs addressing.  The other big one for me is the fair tax plan.
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You have a lot on your list! I think education is very important too, and I would vote for it, but it seems the laws just create more paperwork for teachers and don't create better outcomes. So I think that gets stricken off my list of considerations.\n\nI would definitely vote on a President that is good for the economy - it's #1 on my list! I think America's financial well-being determines everything else that we can do.\n\nNow, I would put environmental protection high up on the list too, because America has fallen way behind the rest of the world with that. First, there's the aesthetic value of the environment - protect the parks, you have some place to take your kids, enjoy a picnic, have fresh air, great scenery! Then, there is the practical value - the less pollutants we have to expose our bodies to, then the better our health will be. In a way, there's a financial aspect too, especially if we ever invest in the research for a viable alternative energy source.\n\nAs far as healthcare goes, I would emphasize preventive health care only. It would be beneficial in the long-term to prevent uninsured people from having small preventable problems turning into bigger, more expensive problems that cost a lot in unpaid medical bills (that ultimately must be absorbed by higher costs to other patients). I don't think health care should be completely taken over by the government, because the government can easily bungle it all up... So I think preventive medicine for uninsured people is a compromise that would save money in the long-run while avoiding too much government involvement in health care.\n\nAside fom that, I would vote on a candidate that emphasizes retaining as much freedom to the individual to live his/her life as he/she chooses. I do not support frivolous legislation that attempts to interfere with people's personal lives.