Where can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?

I have been really busy and havent really kept up with 2008 presidential candidates. Where can I go to find information on what party they are and what they stand for. I just want to better understanding.Where can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?Don't trust other sources - they may be biased. Get information directly from each candidate's web site. That's the only way to be sure the information you get is completely accurate.Where can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?
On wikipedia there is extensive information for each one. I wouldn't look at sites sponsered by the candidates themselves, they're bound to be biasedWhere can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?Their campaign websites.



Here's Barack Obama's:

http://www.barackobama.com/index.phpWhere can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?
http://ontheissues.org/default.htm

I think it was me who forgot to give it to you.

This is the most non-biased info that I know of.Where can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?This election is different than any other for the candidates have discovered the true power of the internet.





Just go to each candidates website to see a break-down of what they stand for. Cant get much easier than that!
Here's an interesting table I foundWhere can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?
try www.ontheissues.org
You can check their websites but there's nothing but fluff in all of them except this one:



www.ronpaul2008.com



But please, don't take my word for it. Check them all out and see if you can make heads or tails of anything in others. Good luck.Where can I go to get good information on each 2008 candidate?
Go on yahoo and search out the official pages of the Candidate and/or the web sites of the political party each candidate. You could also try to find some information on Wikipedia, yet its not the most reliable source or information.
BEWARE of anyone referring you to the candidates own web site, sure to be biased. Also, CNN is biased in favor of dems.

There is a site called On the Issues. Forthright, no bias. I have checked many sites, and this is the best.

Sorry, I could copy website for you to click on.

But just type in On the Issues in Search Engine and it will probably be the first on the list.



This is an AWESOME site. You can find out anything and everything available about each candidate, voting record, quotes, opinions.



It is the best I have found.



Thanks for asking.



EDIT: I am tending toward Ron Paul, but not entirely decided as of yet.
CNN has a good recap of the major issues for each candidate.
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/candida鈥?/a>

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/issues/鈥?/a>

http://www.speakout.com/VoteMatch/senate鈥?/a>
My myspace page... There's plenty of info on there.... Obama 08



Cant help ya with the rest
Oh please! Stay away from Wikipedia. Anyone, with a bone to pick, can post anything they want on there.



You should take the time to go to each of the candidates websites and do your own research.
http://www.vote-smart.org/election_president.php



It has all of the major candidates on there
http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html
Check their individual web sites... lots of good information there.
Myspace is a very good place. They include videos and blogs as well.
This is my favorite website.



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It's a little bit old, so some of the people have dropped out.
RON PAUL 2008

He is the only one who will end the war, restore the constitution, and bring back health freedom!

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