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It is a privilege to vote
(U.S.) Hilda knows that it is a privelage to vote, and urges you to use your voice to help shape America's future.
The new president will need to start work on Nov 5
(U.S.) Norman Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute believes the next elected president will have to hit the ground running, beginning work the moment he is elected.
Peace is important, but so is security
(U.S.) We all want peace on Earth, but first we need to secure victory in the Middle East, Mary Jane Ardell says.
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Energy is the most important issue
(U.S.) Khokhon wants Americans to think about energy and our dependence on foreign sources; we need to stride towards self-sufficiency and clean energy.
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Defense, Security, and Immigration Reform
(U.S.) Zainul Abideen is interested in experience, a focus on defense and security, change in the Republican party, as well as reviving the economy.
In this weak economy, healthcare is not affordable
(U.S.) Adam Dahl of Wisconsin is concerned about the lack of accessible and affordable healthcare during a time when budgets are tight.
Race as a Consideration
(U.S.) For Alex Dajani, race is a determining factor in the upcoming election; it may be a milestone in race relations. Note: Link Media is non-partisan; we do not endorse...
Our economy relies on cheap energy
(U.S.) Ray McKinney wants us to focus on maintaining and securing cheap sources of reliable energy, as our entire economy depends on it.
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Right now foreign policy matters
(U.S.) Jainal Bhuiyan wants to remind the voters that conflicts across the globe can drain our resources, so we need to focus on strong foreign policy to ensure our stability.
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Education is too expensive
(U.S.) Sean thinks college is costing too much for many Americans-- and teachers don't even get paid enough! The way schools are funded needs to be rethought.
