Voters for Peace and Security

Resolutions for the Nevada Caucus

The process for offering resolutions is simple. All you need to do is print out copies and bring them with you when you go to vote on January 19th. Depending on your caucus location, the resolutions will be passed along to the county convention or you and your neighbors will have an opportunity to vote on them that very day.

If you're attending the Nevada Democratic Caucus:

Download a resolution on ending the war in Iraq.

or

Download a resolution on eliminating nuclear weapons.

If you're attending the Nevada Republican Caucus:

Download a resolution on ending the war in Iraq.

or

Download a resolution on eliminating nuclear weapons.

If you questions about the resolutions, e-mail Rebecca Griffin, Political Director.

Vote for Peace: Sign the Electoral Pledge

Make Peace and Security Your Presidential Priorities.

America needs a foreign policy that embodies the best values of the American people; one that’s based on the promotion of peace and security, nuclear non-proliferation and the use of multilateral diplomacy over preemptive conflict. In order to achieve these goals, we need strong and committed leadership.

The 2008 presidential election opens the opportunity for dramatic progress. US foreign policy has not featured so prominently in an election cycle in decades. More than a dozen candidates are battling for the presidency, offering competing visions of a future role for the US in the international community.

Hillary Clinton Votes Send Mixed Messages on Iran

Recently Hillary Clinton became a Co-Sponsor to S-759, a Senate Bill that would prohibit the use of funds for military operations in Iran without explicit congressional approval. The bill is offered by Sen. James Webb, D-Virginia, as a response to increasing tension between the US and Iran, and deepening suspicions that the White House may be attempting to manipulate intelligence and public opinion to justify an attack on Iran.

Questions Asked on YouTube

On July 22nd, we submitted our candidate question on YouTube.com.

And remember to let us know if you were broadcasted on YouTube or the debate, send it to us so we can feature it at voter4peace.org.