Bush and Gore On the Issues
Here you will find summaries from their campaign material and public statements by presidential candidates George W. Bush (R) and Al Gore (D) on Election 2000 issues of concern to readers of US Government Info/Resources and not already being covered by another About site.
Issues covered here are:
- Budget & Economy, Defense, Free Trade, Government Reform, Gun Control, Social Security, Tax Reform
For the candidates' stand on the above issues, select below:
- George W. Bush (Republican - Governor of Texas)
- Al Gore (Democrat - Vice President of the United States)
Issues covered by other About Guides: (Select below)
- Abortion - John Aravosis
- Abortion (Pro-choice) - Margaret Sykes
- Abortion (Pro-life) - Christina Dunigan
- Civil Liberties - J.D. Tuccille
- Gay/Lesbian Rights - Deborah Levinson
- Health Care - Clare Saliba
- Immigration Policy - Jennifer and Peter Wipf
- Women's Issues - Karen J. Gould
Other Candidates' Web Sites
- Pat Buchanan (Reform)
- Dr. John Hagelin (Reform)
- Harry Browne (Libertarian)
- Larry Hines (Libertarian)
- Dave Hollist (Libertarian)
- Ralph Nader (Green)
- Howard Phillips (Constitution)
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