Why do you want to be president? What is your stance on abortion?

I thought this was important enough to share. This was an e-mail from Godtube. Great way to hear both sides.
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History was made when presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain made their first joint appearance of the 2008 campaign at the first ever televised forum led by one of our nation’s leading pastors, Dr. Rick Warren of Saddleback Church.

If you missed this unprecedented event, not to worry — GodTube has partnered with the Saddleback Civil Forum to provide exclusive video clips for our users to get you involved in the discussions.

Why do you want to be president?
Obama McCain
Does evil exist?
Obama McCain
Define “marriage”.
Obama McCain
What is your stance on abortion?
Obama McCain
What is your stance on stem cell research?
Obama McCain
What does being a Christian mean to you?
Obama McCain
What do you think about religious persecution?
Obama McCain
What is your stance on federal funding of faith-based organizations?
Obama McCain
What do you consider your greatest moral failure to be? What is America’s?
Obama McCain
Who are the three wisest people in your life?
Obama McCain
Name one instance when you went against party loyalty.
Obama McCain
Name one instance when you flip-flopped on an issue.
Obama McCain
What is the most gut-wrenching decision you’ve ever had to make?
Obama McCain
Which existing Supreme Court Judge would you not have nominated?
Obama McCain
What is your stance on merit-based pay for teachers?
Obama McCain
Define “rich”.
Obama McCain
What cause is worth our troops dying for?
Obama McCain
Would you consider creating an emergency plan for orphans?
Obama McCain
What do you say to the people who oppose you answering these questions in a church?
Obama McCain

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