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Right, no candidate is a one issue candidate. I was referring to some voters being one issue voters and not considering the overall balance of other important issues. We usually lend our support toward that issue to which we have a personal interest or passionate belief and completely ignore all the other shortcomings of the politicians agenda. > ---------- > From: Nita Andres[SMTP:[log in to unmask]] > Sent: Thursday, September 23, 1999 12:09 PM > Subject: Re: the "list candidate" > > There are candidates out there who could do both. This disease appears to > be > genetic in my husbands family. Don't ever disturb a worried mother. No > candidate > is a one issue candidate. Nita > > Hawkins, Darwin wrote: > > > Well said Mr. Hirsch. I was about to reply myself in the same vein, you > > saved me a lot of typing and mine would not have been as good. Suffice > it to > > say, I personally believe that anyone, regardless of the issue involved > > (with maybe one or two exceptions), who votes for a candidate based > solely > > on a single issue is doing him or her self and the country a disservice. > > >