- VIDEO: Barack Obama Speech [1]
- VIDEO: Scenes From Democratic Convention at Invesco Field [2]
- Mixed Bag: Campus Reaction to Democratic Convention [3]
- Cheerleaders for McCain: A View of the VP Choice [4]
- Natives React: ‘Totally Overwhelmed’ by ‘Powerful’ Speech [5]
- Inupiaq Woman Tells Obama Her People's Story [6]
- VIDEO: Does It Hurt Natives to Always Vote Democratic? [7]
- VIDEO: Native Caucus [8]
- Convention Notebook: ‘The Go-To for Indian Affairs’ [9]
- Louisiana Tribe Braces as Storm Approaches [10]
- RED CLOUT—For Some, Not Enough Being Said About Native Issues [11]
- Convention Notebook: Stranger Danger [12]
- Building Bridges: Wyoming Delegate, 18, Melds Youth, Maturity [13]
- VIDEO: Native Views of the Convention [14]
- Tribal College President Decries Poverty in Indian Country [15]
- College President Says Native Schools Can Help Frame America's Future [16]
- Native Section of Democratic Platform Stresses Sovereignty [17]
- RED CLOUT—Convention Offers Chance to Recruit Native Leaders [18]
- Convention Notebook: Old White Men [19]
- An Obama Radio Ad in Navajo? Not So Far [20]
- Convention Notebook: Road to Denver [21]
- Native Candidate Hopes to Ride a Democratic Wave [22]
- Natives Hail Role in Shaping Issues at Democratic Convention [23]
- RED CLOUT—LaMere: Native Delegates Carry People's Hopes [24]
- McCain's 'Long History' With Tribes May Hurt Him [25]
- The Indian Vote: When Candidates Come Calling (Special Report) [26]
As I watched the opening ceremony for John McCain's announcement of his Republican vice presidential running mate, I noticed that they used local cheerleaders to rev up the crowd in Dayton, Ohio.
They say his choice of Sarah Palin, the 44-year-old governor of Alaska, was designed to court women voters. Do you think using cheerleaders from a school with an Indian mascot was designed to court the Native vote?