September 26, 2008
The first general-election debate between U.S. presidential candidates Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain is scheduled for this evening. While it’s nearly certain that much of the debate tonight will turn instead to the exigencies of the American economy, the nominal subject of this debate is foreign policy.
The debate is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. PDT, 9 p.m. EDT.
Don’t feel bad if you don’t know or can’t remember where Obama and McCain stand on the issues — the National Journal has done your homework for you.
The candidates on the issues
Barack Obama’s positions on Iraq
John McCain’s positions on Iraq
Barack Obama’s positions on national security
John McCain’s positions on national security
Further analysis from the National Journal:
The Fulcrum (Iraq)
Beyond Iraq

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Your political homework, done for you — Part 2: foreign policy
September 26, 2008The first general-election debate between U.S. presidential candidates Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain is scheduled for this evening. While it’s nearly certain that much of the debate tonight will turn instead to the exigencies of the American economy, the nominal subject of this debate is foreign policy.
The debate is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. PDT, 9 p.m. EDT.
Don’t feel bad if you don’t know or can’t remember where Obama and McCain stand on the issues — the National Journal has done your homework for you.
The candidates on the issues
Barack Obama’s positions on Iraq
John McCain’s positions on Iraq
Barack Obama’s positions on national security
John McCain’s positions on national security
Further analysis from the National Journal:
The Fulcrum (Iraq)
Beyond Iraq