November 9th, 2007
06:30 PM ET
15 years ago
Dems look West in '08 White House race
Watch Candy Crowley's report about the role the Western interior states may play in the 2008 presidential race.
(CNN) - Senior Political Correspondent Candy Crowley filed this report from Denver about the West and the 2008 White House race.
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Wait a minute. Wasn't ole Hillary that wanted to abolish the Electoral College following the 2000 elections, effectively eliminating the interior states as a factor in determining the outcome of national elections?
Well here we are deep in the campaign, and most of the important issues have not been even mentioned:
Children's Issues
Corporatism and the Global Economy
Crime, violent
Crime, non-violent
Crime, corporate
Crime, internet
Distribution of Income
Drug Laws
Drug Use
Environmental Issues
Economy, status of
Education, Public
Education, College
Elections, accuracy of
Homelessness
Immigration
Infrastructure, deterioration of
Justice Issues, too many innocent being convicted
Justice Issues, the Patriot act
Guantanamo, etc.
Housing, Repo crisis
Marketing, Impact on adults and kids Medical Care, cost of
Medical Care, quality of
Middle Class, decline of
Pollution
Poverty
Technology, impact on health
Tax Reform
Veterans of Combat, more benefits needed
War in Iraq, where to now
Wars of the future, Iran etc.
All I've heard are sound bites about "closing the border," "comprehensive reform of this or that," "Get the troops out," "Leave the troops in."
The good ship USA is heading for some choppy waters and strong currents. Our current captain is having the deck hands fire all cannons at the wind, trying to convince it to slow down. The sails are rotten, the crew is ill-trained and surly, the bilge pumps are barely keepin up with the leaks, and the ship's doctor refuses to see anyone who will not sign their pay over to him.