GOOD Sheet: America. Love It or Fix It ’08

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October 30, 2008 • 3:59 pm PDT
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GOOD's voter guide 2008: a head-to-head comparison between John McCain and Barack Obama on the big issues facing America, from Afghanistan to public education.

View GOOD Sheet: America. Love It or Fix It 2008

This exploration of election 2008 is a collaboration between GOOD and Air-Conditioned. GOOD Sheet no. 008 is available in print in Starbucks from October 30-November 5.

UPDATE: Since this GOOD Sheet was completed, Connecticutt has also started allowing gay marriages. On November 4, Californians will decide whether to continue to allow their state to let gay couples marry.

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