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McCain’s Technological Divide

thinkprogress.org — Senator John McCain today responded to 14 questions from scienceblogs.com about aspects of his science policy. The questions are part of a project by 38,000 scientists, politicians and business leaders who initially proposed a televised presidential debate focused on science and technology issues.

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  • treehugger87, on 09/16/2008, -0/+3Once again we see an issue where Obama has a clear, realistic plan with details on how it will be implemented and McCain has a vague statement with no specifics.

    I know that many will see universal broadband access as an unnecessary luxury, but developing countries with economic growth far surpassing ours are using universal broadband as the backbone of their new economies.
  • remccain, on 09/16/2008, -1/+2hit the bury button once too many times. unburied.
  • remccain, on 09/16/2008, -2/+2BURIED. Because it was submitted by MrBabyMan

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