Where can I see what the candidates think about Pakistan? The would-be leaders of the United States do not think it is important for would-be supporters to know how they would respond to—or at least think about—a major foreign policy decision facing the country.

For candidates: Please, please, put up a page on your site that has responses to contemporary events.

But more important, for some ingenious developer: Please make a website where we can compare candidates in action, in the world, in response.

I want political reporting that fuses current political events and current campaign events. When something happens—a farm bill, marshall law, border skirmishes in Turkey—I want one place to go to where I can see how each of the Presidential candidates have responded. Voters shouldn’t have to spend three hours weeding through Google News search responses to “Clinton + Pakiston,” “Huckabee + Pakistan,” etc.

As much as I like them, neither the NYTimes candidate profile pages nor politicalbase comparison charts do it for me—I don’t want the candidates platitudes, I want their responses. And a place I can send people who ask, "what did Hillary say (or not say) about Mukasey that was different than Obama?"