Faith is Not the Issue

Where a candidate stands on the following issues, and not the faith background of the candidate, should be high on the agenda of the voter while going to presidential polls in 2008: fiscal policy, foreign policy, economy, health care, immigration, employment, civil liberties/rights, international trade, world peace, social security, etc. Religion, although the most powerful and pervasive force, is very personal. Political blueprints should not be based on a decree from heaven.

By Rajan Zed  |  October 8, 2007; 7:41 AM ET
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