Which candidate has the best website?

[CalebHayes]

http://pages.alexa.com/features/candidates.html

[Closer]

1. From the ones I've seen

I'd have to say John Edwards.

[TheDonkey]

2. Edwards has a good one

So does Kerry's new design.

[ThirdWheelLegend]

3. Kucinich has the most comprehensive site

I checked out Edwards, pretty cool looking site. I like it, but Kucinich's site covers an amazing amount of issues. Like the man himself. He has such a wealth of knowledge.

Here is a copy of the issues links from http://www.kucinich.us/issues/

"
Campaign Issues:
Campaign Finance
Campaign Reform and IRV
Electronic Voting
Instant Runoff Voting
Open Debates

Crime/Law Issues:
Crime
Death Penalty
Drug war
Gun Laws, Gun Rights & Violence
Marijuana Decriminalization

Economic/Financial Issues:
Cleveland Public Power
Corporations
Economic Justice
Farm Policy
Jobs Programs/Infrastructure
Manufacturing
Small Business Growth
Social Security and Pension Protection
Tax Cuts
Workers' Rights

Environmental Issues:
Clean Water
Energy
Environment
Genetically Engineered Food
Nuclear Safety

Family/Youth Issues:
Children's Issues
Education
Housing
Vouchers

Health Issues:
Complementary/Alternative Medicine
Medical Marijuana
Prescription Drugs
Universal Health Care

International Issues:
Aid to Africa
Cuban Embargo
International Cooperation
Iraq
Middle East
Sweat Shops
Trade
World Hunger

Military/Defense Issues:
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
Department of Peace
Military Spending
Veterans
Weapons & Non-Proliferation

Race/Ethnicity Issues:
Affirmative Action
Arab Americans
Racial Discrimination

Rights Issues:
Civil Liberties
DC Statehood
Disability Rights
Gay Rights
Immigrants' Rights
Patriot Act
Reproductive Rights
Voting Rights
Water as a Human Right
Workers' Rights
"


Kucinich releases statements on current events almost daily and he addresses all important issues not just the media friendly ones.

All of this available on the site.
Visually, it's not the prettiest, but as for information on the candidate it's the best. Unfortunately actual issues don't seem to be to important in this primary.

TWL

[Zomby Woof]

4. you nailed it

No better site, or candidate, when it comes to content and positions.

[audibledevil]

5. And not being honest

Kucinich's positions are more akin to Ralph Nader=anti-democrat. I think his presidential bid is to go for the Green Party in the General.

[sandnsea]

7. Dennis wouldn't do that

Not this year. It's too important to get Bush out and he knows it I think.

[JohnKleeb]

12. He wouldnt do it anyhow

I know I am not planning do. I am so sick of that lie that hes a green. He campaigned hard for Gore in Ohio, yet this person thinks really left postions equal green party, sick of the lie I really am.

[OhioStateProgressive]

8. Kucinich's positions are more akin to the truth

which is a much better place to be


there is no chance of him running as a Green...they won't nominate him, by his own admission, he isn't a Green, and his own third party choice would be Natural Law

he is a Democrat, and if other Democrats have any sense of rightness left in them they will realize where he is at is where ALL democrats need to be

[diamondsoul]

9. No kidding his views are closer to Ralph Nader.

The two men are friends. They don't agree on everything such as how best to influence the Democratic Party. Nader believes it's broken beyond all hope so he wants to destroy it and start over. Kucinich thinks it's fixable if we stop letting Democratic Candidates make mad dashes to the middle.

WHY are you so determined to make people suspicious of the most honorable candidate in this race? You've never said a single kind word about him in any post I've seen, and every time you mention his name it's to suggest he's basically up to something no good.

[JohnKleeb]

13. and hes also cool with Gore

Kucinich is as am I.

[GreenArrow]

10. actually

Dennis' positions are more geared towards small-d democrat first, large-D Democrat second, and that the latter should exemplify the former. That's a distinction worth considering.

[asthmaticeog]

11. Thanks for trying to help...

... but the discussion is about the quality of websites, not unprovable hidden agendas. Bad DLC-cop, no donut.

So may I humbly propose that DU incorporate a Kucinich slam-bot to automatically post "he's secretly a Green" and "he can't win" every time he's mentioned, so that DU's humans can stop bothering?

[diamondsoul]

14. Actually....

Sometimes I'm inclined to think that poster IS a bot. LOL (Mods, I'm KIDDING here!)

Seriously, though, hit and run posts make me nuts and I can't seem to get a response to questions from this one.

[sandnsea]

6. That's really cool

I really like a candidate who has alot of informative stuff on their site. Kerry's used to but people were complaining that it was too much to read, so they shortened it up. There is still alot there, but you kind of have to hop around for it.

Anyway, since you mentioned the news part of Kucinich's site, I thought I'd share our "What would Bush Learn if he Read the Paper!"

http://blog.johnkerry.com/blog/archives/cat_what_would_bush_learn.html

[ThirdWheelLegend]

16. I read through some of those...

great stuff... :)

thanks for the link!


TWL

[cindyw]

15. That graph that you link too does not represent the actual numbers and

falsely represents the truth by insinuating that Kerry has fallen off the charts, when in fact his site is third overall.

Why link to something that gives false impressions.