Debates can emphasize form over substance, such as the candidates’ appearance instead of their stands on the issues. You may watch a debate and still not get answers to the questions you have about the candidates and issues.

Want to know were the Presidential candidates stand on education? Check out the latest YouTube / YouChoose videos on this topic. You can even submit your own questions.

Think Ahead-Before the debate, ask yourself which issues are most important to you, and jot down what you’d like to learn from each of the candidates.

Funnyman Craig Ferguson reminds us that regardless of your point of view, you’ve got to get out and VOTE!

Just like global warming—the energy debates are heating up! With gas prices on the rise and winter heating bills around the corner, this topic has everyone steaming.

Want to see what a few of our favorite political bloggers thought about the first presidential debate? Each week we’ll feature a conservative and liberal blog, side by side, for your reading pleasure…or aggravation. Check them out here.

If you’ve ever watched the news and thought, “well, that’s bad news, but what can I do about it?” then we have just the blog for you.

Over the last several decades, few institutions in American national government have been as consistently controversial as the presidential nomination process.