Boston Globe article on Senator Obama and affordable housing in Chicago, and the Senator’s rebuttal.

June 15, New York Times editorial discussing the responses of the Presidential candidates to the foreclosure crisis.

April 4, an article in the Philadelphia Daily News talks about the failure of the candidates to discuss public housing and affordable rental housing issues.

March 24, advisors to Senators Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain explain how each candidate would address the housing crisis. 

March 24, 2008, Senator Hillary Clinton announced a four part plan to protect American homeowners and halt the housing crisis.

March 20, Senator John McCain describes his response to the mortgage crisis in an unedited forum on Forbes.com.

March 17, Senator Barack Obama issued a statement on the state of the economy and announced his support for legislation to create meaningful incentives for lenders to buy or refinance existing mortgages.

March 13, Senator Hillary Clinton announced support for congressional efforts to address the mortgage foreclosure crisis.

February 14, Hillary Clinton in a letter to President Bush called on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to move all of the thousands of displaced victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita out of contaminated trailers and into safe and stable housing.

February 7, in a speech at Tulane University, Barak Obama outlined his proposals for rebuilding New Orleans including taking steps to ensure that every displaced resident can return to a home.