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The majority of gun owners are law-abiding. Err.. true.

(Of course, the majority of gun deaths involve gun owners. Naturally, true.)

Health Care. There is a better way to do it than the way the United States is currently doing it,. True. Will any of these candidates have a viable answer? I don't know.

My favorite question during the debate: What mistake have you made in the past that you regret?

There is a reason this is an important question. It points about that politicians have regrets, something that we might forget as we go about pointing out decades old mistakes, transgressions, and what was once termed "flip-flopping" in the debates of 2004.  It is not necessarily a good thing to be only consistent. Adaptability is also a good thing. This question reveals the very human aspects of politicians that get lost in discussions.

Mike Gravel... seems a bit out of his league to me. I don't know much about him, though. On second thought, I think he might be insane. haha.

All of the democrats seemed to bring up good points, their ideas on abortion are not too far from my own for the most part. If you don't know, I believe that abortion is horrible, disgusting, and should rarely happen. I also believe the choice is a personal one that I would never push or suggest that anyone  in my life or that comes into my life to make, and for that matter, wouldn't want anyone at all to make for nearly any reason. I also think that it should mostly be a matter of choice. I don't find that a conflicting stance.

Edwards saying Putin is kinda funny. Pootin. heh.

Please don't vote for Gravel.

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