NPR : you can send 1 question for 1 candidate,tomorrow's radio debate.

[Algorem]

http://www.npr.org/programs/totn/features/2003/dec/debate/index.html "Send it soon" to [e-mail]

[BurtWorm]

1. My question for Joe Lieberman

Sen. Liberman, shortly after the Ninth Circuit ruled the term "Under God" in the Pledge of Allegience to be unconsititutional, you said, "There may have been a more senseless, ridiculous decision issued by a court at some time, but I don't remember it." Sen. Lieberman, was Bush v. Gore less senseless and ridiculous, or did you just forget it?

[Algorem]

3. Saved him 4 years of waiting to run his stupendous campaign.

[maddezmom]

2. kick

:kick:

[HFishbine]

4. I sent one weeks ago

For General Clark.

[blm]

5. Dr. Dean, Please explain how you label yourself as antiwar

and label others as prowar when the Biden-Lugar bill that YOU supported had no additional obstacle for Bush to invade Iraq based on his own determination other than a letter sent to the Speaker and Pres pro tem of the Senate?

You took a sliver of difference and demagogued it into a two by four which you used to batter the others, Howie. Admit it publicly.

[cryofan]

6. For Dr Dean

....when you were the Democratic governor of Vermont, you said that you felt no pressure to deliver the goods to your party or to promote the Democratic agenda. You also made other comments about cutting back on the social safety net. For example, you said, "The way to balance the budget is for Congress to cut Social Security, move the retirement age to 70, cut defense, Medicare and veterans pensions, while the states cut everything else."
Yet now when you are running for President, you seem to be singing a more liberal tune. How do you explain your shifting position on the standard liberal, Democratic agenda?