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Submitted by rhsanborn on Tuesday September 04, 2012 @03:32PM

rhsanborn writes: President Barack Obama and Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney have both responded to a questionnaire on the "most important science policy questions facing the United States". The questionnaire was created by ScienceDebate.org, a group consisting of many influential organizations in science and engineering. Questions are on many topics including research, internet regulation, and climate change.

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Empty verbiage (Score:2)

by AliasMarlowe ( 1042386 ) writes:

As the adage goes: "when you have nothing to say, keep talking"
They kept talking.
The most import *anything* question should be... (Score:2)

by fireman sam ( 662213 ) writes:

"When are you going to start giving a shit about America and Americans and stop fucking up other countries?"
another one:
"You continue to spend millions (if not billions) on your war machine yet your home (America) is crumbling; When will you get your priorities in order?"
But then I suppose they are really looking after the ones who get them into the white house - and I don't mean the American people.

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