When reading through the candidates' own websites, we have to remember something. This is an election, and politicians will often say whatever they think will win them the most votes. The candidates will do a lot of hat changing, depending on their audience. From what I hear, we can anticipate Hucksterbee taking off the religious hat, until he gets down to SC, and now he will likely focus on the Fair Tax to appeal to the independents in NH.
One small town lady in a beauty shop said, during a piece on Obama's grass roots efforts in FL, "these politicians will say whatever they need to say to win, so be careful what you believe." I could have hugged that lady. Don't expect to see anything but shiny parts on their websites, not much different than the automakers' websites. To find out the real truth, we need some actual customer comments, but then we have to discern which ones are planted mistruths by the other candidates. Anyone who thinks they have a clear understanding of a candidate might want to think again.
Who has read the book, Blink? I may reread it before going to the polls.
that Hillary took Chelsea to see Prime Minister Bhutto when she was first elected by her people. I bet Chelsea is glad she had the opportunity to meet the woman, even more so now, that she died for what she believed in for her country. 
