This morning in Reno, Barack sat down with four local residents to talk about the mortgage crisis in America that has hit Nevada particularly hard.  Most of the conversation revolved around economic issues, but Barack’s decision to not accept money from federal lobbyists or PAC’s was particularly important to the participants, beca ...read more

"Where Obama Stands" is a series of posts highlighting Obama's innovative approaches to challenge the status quo and get results on the issues that matter most to Americans. For a full list of Senator Obama's detailed policy positions, check out BarackObama.com/issues and/or download Obama's complete booklet of policy positions, "The ...read more

NEW YORK (AP) â€" Expressions of sexism and racism emerging from the contest between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have been blatant, ...AP Concludes Racism, Sexism ‘Alive and Well' In Midst of Democrats ... NewsBustersRacism, sexism and us Even today, gender can shape our perceptions Concord MonitorHillary Clinton's Teargate 2008 ...read more

by Bonney Kapp Minutes after he told voters at a Reno, Nevada, rally that his opponents were trying to "run [him] down," Senator Barack Obama held a media ...Obama Tries to Stop the ‘Silliness' New York TimesUPDATE 1-Obama takes narrow lead over Clinton in Nevada ReutersCalling All Independents and Republicans Who "Don't Want Hillary&quo ...read more

 Barack spoke to more than 2,500 people this afternoon in Reno, Nevada and touched upon the housing crisis that far too many Northern Nevada residents are experiencing first hand. ...read more

Barack Obama's campaign today released a letter it said was written by Nevada schoolteachers unhappy with their union's legal effort to prevent this ...Connelly in Nevada: For Clinton and Obama, high stakes in Nevada Seattle Post IntelligencerNevada's Democratic Caucus Stirs Lawsuit The Associated PressNV teachers criticize lawsuit ove ...read more