The questions were prepared by the League of Women Voters of New York State and asked of all candidates for this office.
See below for questions on
Iraq,
Medicare Drug,
Civil Rights
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1. The American occupation in Iraq continues to be enormously costly in dollars and in lives. What is your position on how our government should proceed?*
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Answer from Jerrold L. Nadler:
I voted against the war + support the Murtha position on withdrawl.
2. What is your impression of the roll-out of the Medicare Prescription Drug program so far, and what changes would you propose to make it better?*
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Answer from Jerrold L. Nadler:
It was/is extremely confusing + limited. Much needs to be done to make is more user-friendly + to expand it to be a real prescription coverage plan.
3. Where do you stand on the current balance between security and civil rights?*
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Answer from Jerrold L. Nadler:
I have been a House leader, as the ranking Democrat on the Constitution Subcommittee, working to change the most pernious parts of the Patriot Act (which I voted against originally). I also support scan 100% of cargo ships + speeding up the buyback of nuclear materials, as examples of
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