Instead of relying on Web logs and comedians to find out about the science policy positions of this year's Presidential candidates, why not read what they have to say themselves? Sciencedebate 2008 features the responses, in their own words, by Obama and McCain to 14 questions about science issues. Read the answers and make up your own mind!
A tip of the Uncle Sam hat to Little Green Footballs for the link.
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