I agree, but to be truly informed, a voter should know the positives and the negatives of every candidate. I really don't even want to try to sell anyone on who to vote for; I just wanted to bring this particular race to as many people's attention as possible and to provide Scott's web site.

I would encourage everyone to look at both candidate's web sites, articles in the Washington Post, the Washington Times, the Baltimore Sun, the Baltimore Examiner, the Gazette, and anything else that can be found on Google or on the Net prior to making a choice.

 

Don't most major publications (and news networks for that matter. i.e. FOX) choose a candidate for their liking? I know when I was editor of my college newspaper this was a big issue regarding the 2000 Presidential Election and whom to back. It almost became a biased opinion to me.

I would suggest the same (read their websites and views) however try and formulate an opinion on your own irregardless of what party they represent. My .02 cents.