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Yesterday, Barack Obama made a speech in Philadelphia yesterday about Reverend Wright, race and religion.

McCain and Obama traded barbs over the last couple of days on Al Qaeda, Iran, Iraq, and their respective experience and judgment in National Security. Senator McCain went back and forth over the last couple of days about Iraq, Iran, Al Qaeda, the broader issue of radical Islam and the war on terror.

The top five most contentious issues on Select2008 paint an interesting picture of the electorate ahead of the important Texas and Ohio primaries on Tuesday. These issues are among the many polling results gathered on the Select2008 website, as users compare the presidential candidates to make up their minds, in four distinct face offs: Clinton vs. Obama, McCain vs. Huckabee, Clinton vs. McCain...

Funding a universal healthcare plan raises a host of very interesting issues. Voters would overwhelmingly rather have the plan being self sustained through cost reallocation and savings. However, most experts agree that universal healthcare cannot be achieved without additional funding. Voters seem to have caught on to it and a majority of voters support funding in ranges in line with those of ...

This post is the third and last part of our analysis of voters’ support for Clinton and Obama healthcare plans. It reviews voters’ support for mandatory healthcare, a key difference between Clinton’s and Obama’s health care plans.

Key policy and programmatic differences in the Clinton vs. Obama Face Off concern domestic issues – such as healthcare, immigration, and retirement - and foreign affairs issues – including diplomacy, free trade, and the war in Iraq. The summary below also includes links to the corresponding questions on Select2008.

Select2008’s Daily News Fix for 2008-03-07 Lesson of Defeat: Obama Comes Out Punching - New York Times Senator Obama woke up on Wednesday talking of his delegate lead and of taking the fight to Senator Clinton. But after defeats in two of the most populous states, he also sounded like a chastened candidate in search of his lost moment. (tags: Clinton Obama 2008 democratic primaries Texas Ohio p...

Select2008’s five most disputed questions all regard domestic issues: immigration, gun control, abortion, and universal healthcare.

We have tracked down in previous posts the five key domestic and international issues on which Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama disagree.

We highlight below the key policy issues that will help Giuliani’s supporters choose between McCain and Romney for the remaining Republican primaries and Super Tuesday.for more info, go to http://blog.select2008.com/