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The issues I've heard the candidates address are too numerous to mention here.
Press coverage has, however, tended to be rather on the issueless side, as always.
Having "too many issues to name" still makes you issueless. Are the candidates for EVERYTHING?
Two completely doomed candidates running on real issues doesn't change my mind either. I don't know how you can pretend the frontrunners of the Democratic party are running on issues.
Having a sound bite to say on every strawman issue doesn't impress me. The press isn't emphasizing any of their "issues" because the candidates aren't making it clear either. "I must win in South Carolina." "Well I must win in Wisconsin, and my strategy is bypassing the South." Yeah, great issues guys.
Help me out here if it's so obvious:
Kerry is the _________ candidate.
Dean is the __________ candidate.
Edwards is the ___________ candidate.
Clark is the ___________ candidate.
Also I don't think Bush pegged his woes on Clinton, I do think he fixed problems Clinton ignored, like Iraq, the Taliban, air travel and border security. 9/11 might have been the motivation for this, I don't think it's the scapegoat. No one in the administration is saying "well thanks to 9/11 we can't be as lax on air travel security anymore. Way to go, terrorists, thanks a lot."
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Vote Jeb Bush 2008