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Video: Tech Politics

Since my brief review of Joe Biden's technology voting history, I've had tech politics on the brain. Net neutrality, tech legislation and policy outlook are not priorities for most voters, and with war and economic famine running rampant that shouldn't be a big surprise.

Still, it's worth a look to see CNet's Declan McCullagh and Charlie Cooper talk turkey about the two US presidential candidates' views on technology. McCain remains skeptical about net neutrality (perhaps owing to his admitted computer illiteracy?) while Obama supports it.

Check it out and let us know what your political/technical hot button issues are.