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I love how only you guys who are obviously on the left, can decide what an issue is. As if you decide what is legitimate and what isn't. You don't
and its another glaring example of the arrogance that continues to lose elections for the democrats.
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I enjoy debating actual issues, and concrete factual subjects. However, I DO for one believe that a Candidate's Character is as important as the
issues which they stand upon. There is far too much Thread Closing going on in the Decision 2008 Forum, simply because some cannot agree on what an
issue actually is, much as you say "Dronetek".
In regards to Decision 2008 Threads, let me state a proposal here:
- Rumors without any factual basis should be Closed, or moved to "Political Conspiracies".
- Attacks on children should be Closed, Period.
- Attacks on religious beliefs should be Closed.
- If a Source consists solely of Tabloid Journalism, there should be a Special label given to the Thread denoting it as such.
- Character Issues should be allowed, granted that there is substantial evidence to call into account what is being debated (ie, Videos, Multiple MSM
Sources, etc.).
Then, while allowing these discussions, simply Close Posts which stray far off topic. Only close the entire Thread if Civility loses itself to
Complete and Utter Ignorance (ie, Name calling, Threats, etc.).
Although the Issues are truly of great importance, we must also remember that interpretations vary as to what composes a true "Issue". I do believe
this needs to be taken into account.
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Hi, Andrew. Sorry that I missed this thread until now. I like your thread title and idea behind it... seems to be ahead of the game.  I would
like to think that my thread, Beyond the horizon..., falls into this category. I hope
you agree. I am not tryiing to resurrect it but do think it is a good source of info about Obama's energy policies.
O.k. then... later.
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To prove he's got his finger on the nation's pulse, McCain will return Tuesday's debate to THE main issues of our time:
1. The flag pin
2. The Wasilla Chamber of Commerce
and 3. The right to carry pistols in public schools
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