Editor at Select2008
- : San Francisco, CA
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- : http://www.select2008.com
- : Select2008 is a non-partisan source of information that helps voters compare candidates and make their choice for the 2008 presidential election. Select2008 uniquely blends candidates’ programs and positions, collective intelligence, live feedback and live polling data on candidates and election issues: - 1,500 up-to-date and bite-size questions covering all program and policy issues and supported by relevant background information; - 500,000 expressed opinions over the month of February 2008, providing extensive polling data crossing candidates’ platforms, election issues, and geographic areas; - Social features, enabling users to compare their opinion with family and friends, and generating viral growth; - Advanced analytics technology to harness the collective intelligence of users and pick the most relevant and selective questions for each user. The website can be reviewed at www.select2008.com.
- : Select2008 Blog - http://blog.select2008.com
Select2008.com’s Look at Voter’s Support for Mandatory Health Care
This post is the second part of our analysis of voters’ support for Clinton and Obama health care plans. It reviews voters’ support for mandatory healthcare, a key difference between Clinton’s and Obama’s health care plans. Obama’s plan will...more »
Posted on March 3, 2008 12:35 PM
Select2008.com’s Look at Voter’s Support for Universal Health Care
This post is the first part of our analysis of <a href=”http://blog.select2008.com/2008/02/29/select2008com%e2%80%99s-exclusive-look-at-voter%e2%80%99s-support-for-clinton%e2%80%99s-vs-obama%e2%80%99s-health-care-plans-ahead-of-texas-and-ohio-votes/”> voters' support for Clinton and Obama healthcare plans</a>. It reviews voters' support for universal health care as the <a href=http://select2008.com/vote_and_compare_for/obama_vs_clinton>Clinton vs. Obama face off</a> heats up in...more »
Posted on March 3, 2008 10:50 AM
Select2008.com’s Exclusive Look at Voter’s Support for Clinton’s vs. Obama’s Health Care Plans Ahea
Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have debated their health care plans in great details when they met on stage in Cleveland, OH last Tuesday. Their health care plans showcase significant differences between them and are also very telling about...more »
Posted on March 2, 2008 6:35 PM
Clinton vs. Obama Face Off Heats Up Before Texas and Ohio Primaries
Last week’s debate between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama and these last few days on the campaign trail have highlighted key differences between the two candidates’ platform and positions. Key policy and programmatic differences in the Clinton vs. Obama Face...more »
Posted on March 2, 2008 6:28 PM
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Very interesting post and lively debate!
We’ve analyzed voters' support for Clinton and Obama healthcare plans , based on polling data from Select2008 . One of our findings is that only a slight majority of voters supports universal health care , which hints at a spirited debate as we move into the general election phase.
Posted at March 2, 2008 8:28 PM in response to ObamaCare: American Incrementalism
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Very interesting post! Foreign policy and attitude towards diplomacy are defining differences in the Clinton vs. Obama face off, let alone free trade and the war in Iraq.
Clinton and Obama have strongly disagreed on several foreign affairs-related issues:
- Obama stated his support in favor of talking with leaders of 'rogue' nations without preconditions, including the Iranian leadership and the newly-nominated Cuban leader, Raul Castro;
- the two candidates further disagree on normalizing relations with Cuba;
- Clinton supported the Senate resolution on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, while Obama asserted that the Senate resolution on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard was paving the path for a military engagement with Iran;
- The two candidates also disagree on the U.S joining the International Criminal Court.More on Clinton vs. Obama key differences on my recent TMP post
Posted at March 2, 2008 7:51 PM in response to Re-framing Realism: Barack Obama's Foreign Policy Development
