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Abney Elementary Mrs. Matthews Education Health Care Environment War in Iraq Economy

 In November 2008 there will be an election. Voters will choose a new president. How does a voter decide whom to vote for? They listen to what each candidate has said about the issues.

 One of the big issues is the war in Iraq. Many people want our troops to come home right now. They want our soldiers to be safe. They think Iraq should take care of itself. They think the war is costing the United States too much money. Other people think that Iraq needs our help. They think the United States should help weaker countries.

 Another issue is health. Many people cannot afford to go to the doctor when they get sick. Many people cannot get health insurance. They think the government should help. They think every American should be able to go to a doctor when he or she is sick. But how should it be handled? Who will pay for it? These are things that must be worked out.

 There are many people coming to America. They come to find work. They are looking for a better life. They sneak into the United States. These people are illegal immigrants. Some American citizens think that they are stealing jobs from Americans.

 They think the government should do something to stop them from sneaking into our country. Some people think we should put up fences. They think we need more border guards. Other people think the U.S. should help these people enter our country legally. They think they will help make our country better. What do you think?

 Our economy is another big issue. Should the new president raise taxes to pay for things like health care? Or should the new president cut taxes? Should the new president allow more foreign goods into our country? Or should we make more of our goods in this country?

 Should the government spend more or less? All these things affect our economy. It affects how much money families have to spend for the things they need. Each candidate has different ideas about all of these things. Obama McCain

 The environment is another issue. You have probably heard talk on the news about global warming. Should the United States make changes to help the environment? What changes should be made? How will these changes affect people's jobs, health, and the economy? All of these things must be weighed. The new president will have to decide what changes must be made to slow global warming.

 There will be many people who will not want any changes to be made. They think it might hurt the economy. They think things will be all right if no changes are made. Other people think the United States must be a leader in saving the environment. They think that we should do more than other countries because we have so much more. They say that changes must be made before it is too late.

 How is a voter to know the best candidate to vote for? Voters should vote for the candidate that they believe will do the best job on the issues the voter cares the most about.