Where They Stand: A Nightly News series

Where They Stand outlines the positions held by presidential candidates Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.

Click below to watch all the videos in the series.

Where They Stand   Candidates differ on how to cut carbon emissions   Candidates differ on homeland security   Candidates take different stances on free trade   Medicare's fraying safety net   McCain, Obama battle over war   To drill or not to drill?      New president could mean new Supreme Court   Fate of abortion rights could define next presidency   McCain, Obama at odds over Social Security reform   For candidates, fixing economy is job one   Comparing candidates on a crushed American Dream   The trillion-dollar tab: Candidates debate who will pay   Two candidates, two different prescriptions for health reform   McCain, Obama tiptoe around immigration

Parts 1-5 of this series originally aired on Sunday, Feb. 24, through Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008.

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