Patrick Buchanan vs. Jesse Jackson
...moral country should ever make killing a child as casual as curing a headache... This decisioc is an affront to all that is right in America and an abomination before the God who authored these un born lives." Other issues that Buchanan also opposes are that sexual orientation should be procted by civil rights laws, more federal funding for health care, the encouragement of immigration, and the continuation of foreign aid to Russia, Israel, and other countries. These ideas, generally being the orthodoxed way of thinking, demonstrate how Buchanan "adheres to traditional methods or views." Jesse Jackson is completely on the other side of Patrick Buchanan with these ideas. He advocates pro-choice; he voted no on making it a federal crime to harm a fetus while commoitting other crimes. He also favors the thought that sexual orientation should be protected by civil rights laws (voted no ont the bill banning homosexuals from adompting children in DC), that there should be more federal funding for health coverage, the encouragement of immigration, and the continuation of foreign aid to Russia, Israel, and other countries. These concepts are generally considered unorthodoxed thus he is displaying his open-mindedness. Conservative Buchanan and liberal Jackson disagree on many topics, but there are atleast three issues that they do agree on. First, they both oppose the supp...