McCain v. Obama: The Technology Policy Smackdown

NOTE: Due to a last-minute scheduling conflict, Douglas Holtz-Eakin is unable to participate in today's event, and the McCain campaign will not be sending an alternate spokesperson. The event will proceed as scheduled with Reed Hundt representing the Obama campaign.

The next president is going to face a host of pressing questions involving technology: * Why is the United States falling behind the rest of the world in broadband access, and how can we reverse that? * What should our immigration policy be for skilled tech workers? * How can our technology policies strengthen the broader economy? * Does net neutrality matter?

Join us as two top presidential campaign advisers debate these specific issues and describe the candidates' respective visions for maximizing technological innovation and access.

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News & Politics

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• Obama
• Technology
• Policy
• Net
• Neutrality
• Universal
• Broadband
• White
• Spaces
• Immigration
• Economy

[ThunderheadNebula]

@mightyg

John Holdren is Obama's appointed Science Czar. Like all Czars, they were not approved by the Senate, which is unconstitutional. He advocated in his book "Ecoscience", sterilization of the human population by adding a sterilization drug to the food and water supply and the government taking babies away from single mom's. GOOGLE “zombietime john holdren” and click on link.

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Allen West 2012

[mightyg]

heard about this on the news and it seemed like an interesting......debaterview/i­nterbate. thanks for posting it.

[Stormwern]

57:14 really interesting

[Stormwern]

Smack, he pulled 'the Letterman'!