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From the New York Times to the LA Times, Obama's and McCain's answers to the 14 top science questions are getting great coverage, but the biggest question remains: Who's better for U.S. science?

Now's your chance to weigh in on their answers and tell the world what you think... Log on to www.sciencedebate2008.com/vote to give our presidential candidates an A - F grade and comment on how they responded.

- Sheril, Chris, and the rest of ScienceDebate2008.com

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I personally think that Cynthia McKinney would be better than either. However, she won't get covered here or by the debate organization.