Suggestion: The option to click on the box of the issue and candidate to see their verbal position on the issue.

i.e. Click check for Guns for Clinton and actually read her verbal position on Guns.

Dan wrote:

Suggestion: The option to click on the box of the issue and candidate to see their verbal position on the issue.

i.e. Click check for Guns for Clinton and actually read her verbal position on Guns.

or just show a link to the source, especially for those cases where there is an exclamation point

I would also add a row on teaching evolution. 3 of the Republican candidates don't even believe in abortion.

Also, I think Hilary Clinton would definitely support a national health care system if she were elected. She proposed one before. And yes, I know about Sicko and her campaign donations from the health industry.

yet more misunderstanding of Ron Paul's positions.

Like the same sex marriage. He doesn't appose it. He thinks it's a State matter and out of the realm of the Federal Government. (he may actually oppose it but it's just not something the Fed Gov should be involved in)

And "internet neutrality". He's against ALL Government regulations on the internet.

Under "immigration: legalization path" Paul has repeatedly said that people must follow the legal means to become citizens. So that is completely wrong.

Embryonic Stem Cells: He isn't against this, that I know of, but he IS against Federal funding for the research. It is supposed to be through private parties for this. Being against funding is NOT the same as being against the research.

Use AJAX to allow items to be "hidden" so if i dont like ones, i cant click hide so i can compare others more easily.

The first row (names) should follow you when you scroll down. I'm not suggesting iframes, but it should be possible? (rewrite the row at top of screen with AJAX?)

According to http://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/healthcare/ 
Hillary Clinton supports universal healthcare

How about adding medical marijuana, habeas corpus, domestic spying, corporate taxes, etc. Mens rights issues would be the important one to me, as Ron Paul promotes feminist rights at the cost of mens rights.

Can you create a questionair that lists all these issues and then at the end it tells you which candidate is best suited for you? Just an idea.

1) Thanks, good start

2) Please change the graphics, my printer is poor at differentuating the symbols

3) Consider providing the info in excel type data so that one can re-sort and weight the results.

4) Perhaps also allow users to enter other rows so that they can be added in. Again perhaps a single set of text giving the Issue and 15 numbers, 9=Support, 0=Oppose, 7=Supports-now, and 2=Opposes now

Could you include "abstinence only" education in schools?

Anonymous wrote:

yet more misunderstanding of Ron Paul's positions.

Like the same sex marriage. He doesn't appose it. He thinks it's a State matter and out of the realm of the Federal Government. (he may actually oppose it but it's just not something the Fed Gov should be involved in)

And "internet neutrality". He's against ALL Government regulations on the internet.

Under "immigration: legalization path" Paul has repeatedly said that people must follow the legal means to become citizens. So that is completely wrong.

Embryonic Stem Cells: He isn't against this, that I know of, but he IS against Federal funding for the research. It is supposed to be through private parties for this. Being against funding is NOT the same as being against the research.

there most definitely is a difference between approving of federal funding for research and allowing the research to be carried out by others.

Dan wrote:

Suggestion: The option to click on the box of the issue and candidate to see their verbal position on the issue.

i.e. Click check for Guns for Clinton and actually read her verbal position on Guns.

We are in the process of adding that feature. Please check back soon, thank you!