Is there any way to read candidates' websites without registering?

[LizW]

It irritates me that I can't even read the content of Obama's and Hillary's sites without registering. I don't want to be contacted with donation requests every day, I just want to read what they have to say on the issues.

Is there any way to get in without registering?

[hedgehog]

1. There should be a button or bar near the bottom right that says

skip registration.

[nxylas]

3. There is

I just checked.

[olkaz]

2. Put your glasses on first.

Then notice the big button that says "SKIP REGISTRATION".

[BigDogDistrict44]

4. You can go to mine, I welcome visitors

www.unleashthedog.us or my wife www.onemadmom.us
Peace 2 U

[bicentennial_baby]

5. On Obama's site, simply click "Skip Signup"

:shrug:

[LizW]

6. Ah, I see, it depends on which Google link you click

The first link that comes up on a google search is the sponsored link. It leads directly to a sign-up page. There's no "skip" button there.

But, if you click on the third site that appears in the google search, an unsponsored one, it goes directly to the home page, and there is a "skip" button there.

Same is true on Hillary's site.

Thanks, to all those who answered.

[ProgressiveEconomist]

7. Do a Google search with the "site: " option; for example, click this URL:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Ahillaryclinton.com&btnG=Google+Search

Presto: access to 49,000 subpages on HillaryClinton.com !

This principle works on any website except those that block Google indexing.

Not only do you get around tiresome "splash" screens and downloads of scripts you don't want from a homepage, but you can click on "Cached" rather than the actual subpage, to avoid most of the site in question altogether.

[CatsDogsBabies]

8. I just click

Skip Signup. I have looked at many candidates sites without registering at a single one.