Extreme Glassbooth Makeover
The plastic surgeons at Glassbooth have given the site a facelift. A rundown of the new look, new features, and new content:
Pulse: The research team at Glassbooth reads the newspaper and watches TV all day so you don’t have to. Glassbooth Pulse will surface the candidates’ latest positions in real time.
New Issues: Today we added “Science” questions to the site. From now until the election we will continue to roll out new issues including “Internet,” “Media,” and “Government Reform.”
New Questions: As the debate changes, Glassbooth adapts. We will constantly be adding new and relevant questions to the site like where the candidates stand the current economic crisis.
Stay in touch with the site from now until the election, and spread the word…we deeply appreciate it.
How about election reform as an issue (ex// national popular vote, instant runoff voting, proportional representation)? Also, your health care questions lead with a question not referring to single payer health care and thus confounds Obama’s plan with the more progressive one. Be careful on your lead questions within categories. Also, will you allow test takers the option of answering all questions available instead of just 20? Don’t forget to add the other VPs.
honestly, who gives a rip bout refacing yer website. i mean fer real,its totally boring, and it should be allowed for 80 and older. im only on here fer school. what gives bout that.