2004 Presidential Election
On Carol Moseley Braun's issues page on her web site she brings hercommitment to women's issues to the forefront. As an Illinois StateLegislature, she fought for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and vows tocontinue fighting for the social justice for all people. Her view on issuesincludes a single-payer healthcare plan, long-term care and pensions forwomen and seeking ways for women to break the glass ceiling. She has comeout against the war in Iraq, yet she believes that the troops should haveAmerican support since they are involved and should not leave. She isstrongly against international policies of President Bush, stating his lackof international support for the war and failure to capture Osama bin Laden The information listed on the Republican National Committee's web siteabout Carol Moseley Braun are negatives that will turn away Republican aswell as Democratic voters. Her record is deemed as ultra liberal. She votedagainst H.R. 1833, which banned partial-birth abortion. She is consistentlyagainst funding defense spending. Though she runs on a social platform, in1993, she voted to raise taxes on senior citizen's Social Security benefits
David Scott, Senior Analyst of Americasline. com, Kucinich ranks at the bottom of most of the nationalpolls regarding the Democratic primaries. com, Kerry) and yet he blasts President Bush for goingto war. Bush clearly in the lead with approximately 50 percentof likely voters saying they would vote for Bush instead of a Democraticcandidate. While he is moving ahead in the primaries, the media isincreasingly asking if Dean has the ability to beat Bush in November 2004(Burris). He holds Master's in Philosophy,Politics and Economics from Oxford University where he was a RhodesScholar. To many onlookers, Kerry is not firm on the issues. He believes that the Democrats have moved too far to the right. He has run a successful internet-fund-raising campaign dubbed the$100 Revolution. * Al Sharpton Democratic hopeful, Al Sharpton is a straight shooter.
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