Election 2008

We are just barely into 2008, and the presidential primary mania is already upon us.  Tomorrow night, Iowans will be the first voters in the nation to cast their preferences for the next [...]

Given the inability of Congress to pass a timeline to withdraw US troops from Iraq or put significant limitations on the funding, the 2008 presidential election could be our best chance to end [...]

Republican presidential hopefuls agreed during last night’s Univision debate that the recent decline in violence in Iraq represents a signal to continue the troop presence in the region. With the [...]

Rep. Mark Udall (D-CO) was in San Francisco last week to raise money for his bid for Colorado’s open Senate seat at a party hosted by Drinking Liberally.  Udall became a target for Peace [...]

Maria Luisa Parra-Sandoval, a political science student at the University of Nevada, has been skewered in the media and on the internet for asking Hillary Clinton the superficial question, “do [...]

We have been saying over and over again that the 2008 presidential election is a critical turning point for US foreign policy, and that the US’s interaction with the rest of the world is more [...]

Our fearless outreach staff from our headquarters in Berkeley just returned from three weeks in Las Vegas. Their efforts complement the work our organizers Noura and Deidre are doing to make [...]

As I reported recently on Voters for Peace and Security, former Senator John Edwards has been highly critical of his opponents for saying they will leave troops for combat missions after an [...]

More than a month after it passed, the Lieberman-Kyl Iran amendment was still a hot topic in this week’s Democratic presidential debate. The rest of the candidates condemned Clinton’s vote in [...]

The Republican presidential candidates gathered yesterday in Dearborn, MI for the first debate including candidate Fred Thompson.  While most of the discussion focused on economic issues, [...]