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Great post! Be sure to tell readers to check out Public Agenda's non-partisan Voter’s Survival Kit at http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides.

Also, with the 2008 presidential campaign finally wrapping up tomorrow, I thought you might be interested in some light-hearted political fun. Here at Public Agenda, we think that political movies have the potential to encourage public engagement, as many films explore intriguing social and political themes. That’s why Public Agenda is asking what your favorite political movies are!

We’ve posted a list of our favorites at http://www.publicagenda.org/pages/our-favorite-... and we’re asking you to post yours at http://www.publicagenda.org/forum/election-2008....

Interesting piece! With the 2008 presidential campaign finally wrapping up tomorrow, I thought you might be interested in some light-hearted political fun. Here at Public Agenda, we think that political movies have the potential to encourage public engagement, as many films explore intriguing social and political themes. That’s why Public Agenda is asking you to sound off on your favorite political movies!

We’ve posted a list of our favorites at http://www.publicagenda.org/pages/our-favorite-... and we’re asking you to post yours at http://www.publicagenda.org/forum/election-2008....

Also, be sure to check out our non-partisan Voter’s Survival Kit at http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides.

Interesting piece! With the 2008 presidential campaign finally wrapping up tomorrow, I thought you might be interested in some light-hearted political fun. Here at Public Agenda, we think that political movies have the potential to encourage public engagement, as many films explore intriguing social and political themes. That’s why Public Agenda is asking what your favorite political movies are!

We’ve posted a list of our favorites at http://www.publicagenda.org/pages/our-favorite-... and we’re asking you to post yours at http://www.publicagenda.org/forum/election-2008....

Also, be sure to check out our non-partisan Voter’s Survival Kit at http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides.

I find it interesting to look at a figure such as $700 billion and no longer consider it "that much money." It seems that the federal government is thinking the same thing, too, what with the national debt clock already running at $10.3 trillion and only rising! Times are scary, no? The U.S. economy has surely taken quite a hit over the past few months. Many people are still confused with the state of the economy — and where the candidates stand in regard to fixing it. With a recession and the need for reform on the minds of a majority of Americans, I thought readers might be interested in two non-partisan guides we’ve put together here at Public Agenda on the economy (http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides/...) and taxes, spending and debt (http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides/...). Feel free to check these out and get back to me with any questions. Thanks again for an informative piece!

Great article. Times are scary, no? The U.S. economy has surely taken quite a hit over the past few months. Many people are still confused with the state of the economy — and where the candidates stand in regard to fixing it. With a recession and the need for reform on the minds of a majority of Americans, I thought you might be interested in two non-partisan guides we’ve put together here at Public Agenda on the economy (http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides/...) and taxes, spending and debt (http://publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides/...). Feel free to check these out and get back to me with any questions. Thanks again for an informative piece!

Great post. It's great to see bloggers continue to focus on health care as we approach next week's election. It is, without a doubt, an important and complex issue. Did you know that the federal government spends nearly $700 billion annually on health care? Or that the private sector costs an estimated $1.1 trillion each year?

Here at Public Agenda we're put together an informative non-partisan guide that focuses on the facts and on the plethora of perspectives surrounding the health care debate in America. You can learn more about health care statistics by visiting publicagenda.org/citizen/electionguides/healthcare and feel free to contact us with any questions.