Which is why he will lose the support of so many voters this fall who refuse to reward that behavior.

But I checked the poster's other comments and this person doesn't seem to have a hate on for Hillary.

The candidates may be discussing issues but the media isnt't.

Clinton wins my "Who would you rather have dinner with?" contest (sorry, not much of a drinker so I don't do "have a beer"). I voted for her for senate. I just went a different way on this. It's possible for two intelligent people both acting in good faith to look at the same facts and still come to different conclusions without anything being awry or underhanded or nasty.

I think these top issue polls don't really clear much up. For example, my candidate could win me on issues 2-10 despite his/her opponent having a slightly better proposal for my number one priority. Our decision making processes are too complex and I really don't believe that there are that many single issue voters out there. For example, Iraq wasn't my top issue and I'd never claim it was to a pollster, but it did help clarify things for me.