2004米大統領選挙
2004年の大統領選挙やってるねえ。読売新聞から科学技術分野の争点表とCNN.comから全体的な候補者の争点表をコピー。Ralph Nader氏を割愛。
| George W. Bush | John Kerry | |
| Civil Rights | ||
| Has both opposed and supported affirmative action | Affirmative Action | Supports affirmative action policies |
| Backs constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage | Gay marriage | Against gay marriage, backs benefits, rights for gay couples |
| Supports "don't ask, don't tell" policy | Gays in the military | Favors allowing gay men and women to serve openly in military |
| Opposes gay adoptions | Gay adoption | Supports adoption by gay men and lesbians |
| Opposes expanding federal law to cover sexual orientation | Hate crime legislation | Expand federal hate crimes legislation, assure equal justice |
| Deffence | ||
| Has ordered limited NMD system deployed by 2004 | National Missile Defense | Opposes NMD, supports nonproliferation and arms control |
| Has not proposed increasing the Army's size | Increase size of Army | Recruit more service members; start Community Defense Svc. |
| Would increase military spending 4.2 percent to $380 billion | Program budgets | Invest in new equipment, technology; offer better pay, benefits |
| Environment & Energy | ||
| Favors opening refuge for gas and oil exploration, drilling | Drilling in ANWR | Opposes oil exploration in Arctic refuge |
| Proposed $1.7 billion to develop hydrogen-powered fuel cells | Alternative fuels | Promotes clean, renewable fuel sources, especially ethanol |
| Supports market-based solution to improve air quality | Energy policy | Set goals, incentives to reduce dependence on fossil fuels |
| Supports 1.5 mpg increase for SUVs, light trucks by 2007 | Gas mileage requirements | Push new gas requirements, hybrid cars, hydrogen fuel |
| Health Care | ||
| Supports reducing drug costs for low-income patients | Drug costs | Close loopholes; financial incentives to lower drug costs |
| Introduce private sector competition to reduce costs | Medicare solvency | Fund all health care by rescinding tax cuts, cutting waste |
| Supports adding drug benefit to Medicare | Prescription drugs benefit | Tighten rules on drug companies; focus on seniors, vets |
| Favors improving current system over government-based system | Nationalized health care | Let people buy into govt. system, fund by reversing Tax cuts |
| Would place limits on patient lawsuits against HMOs | Sue HMOs | Allow patients to sue HMOs, collect money for damages |
| Homeland Security | ||
| Supports labeling of U.S. citizens as "enemy combatants" | Enemy combatants | Against labeling U.S. citizens "enemy combatants" |
| Supports Patriot Act | Patriot Act | Backs letting act expire without congressional approval |
| Proposed increasing budget to enforce immigration laws | Immigration | Speed immigration process; unite families; patrol borders |
| Homeland Security Dept. primary conduit of threat information | Intelligence agencies | Reform domestic intelligence; start targeted alert system |
| International Policy | ||
| Authorized war to oust Saddam Hussein regime | War in Iraq | Supported the war; later said Bush misled nation |
| Initially opposed U.N. involvement; now warming to idea | Iraqi reconstruction | Involve other nations more in Iraqi rebuilding, security |
| Announced new policy of pre-emption in June 2002 | Pre-emption policy | Denounces threat of pre-emption; would seek global consensus |
| More than $1 billion proposed for reconstruction | Afghanistan | Boost international efforts to secure peace, beat al Qaeda |
| Co-sponsored "Road map" plan for peace process | Middle East | Improve social, economic, political conditions in region |
| Social Issue | ||
| Opposes except cases of rape, incest or to save woman's life | Abortion | Supports a woman's right to an abortion; planning resources |
| Supports death penalty | Death penalty | Opposes death penalty |
| Reduce illegal drug usage by 10 percent over two years | Drug policy | More police; aggressively target traffickers; fund treatment |
| Protect gunmakers from lawsuits | Gun control | Close gun show loophole; require child safety locks |
| Signed NCLB; federal budget has not fully funded legislation | Education reform | Bar vouchers; fully fund NCLB, special ed., school building |
| Has cited Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia as model justices | Supreme Court | Appoint judges committed to law, civil and abortion rights |
| Taxs & Spending | ||
| Supports investing some Social Security taxes in stocks | Social Security | Opposes privatizing Social Security |
| Allocated funds to help states pay increased security costs | State fiscal crisis | Give priority to giving states fiscal aid to resolve crises |
| Signed two tax cut bills so far; more tax cuts unlikely | Tax cuts | Repeal tax cuts for wealthy; increase child tax credit |
| Reduce deficit by holding spending increases to 4 percent | Budget deficits | Undo deficit trend with eye on corporate loopholes, spending |
| Says 2001, 2003 tax cuts have helped keep economy going | Job creation | Assist small businesses; train workers; infrastructure jobs |
Posted at 2004年11月03日 22:37
追記：表に色つけました。こういう表は、これ 使ってます。
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