Mar. 27, Headlines - John McCain outlined his first major foreign policy speech as the presumptive Republican nominee. He offered his world vision in an address in Los Angeles.

Iraq, is a central part of the fight against Al Qaeda he says.

"I believe a reckless and premature withdrawal would be a terrible defeat for our security interests and our values."

Noting a divided world over the controversial war, McCain proposed a League of Democracies, a new coalition of more than 100 Democratic countries to work together on a united front to expand and defend democratic ideals. Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama say McCain's policy for Iraq will simply continue the failed policies of the Bush administration.

Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida unveils a major election reform package. His proposal will dismantle the current chaotic primary system for a more orderly system where states will hold primaries on dates determined by regions. He proposes abolishing the electoral college, instead choosing the President on the popular vote. His proposal will include early and absentee voting in every state. His idea will abolish voting machines that don't leave a paper trail. Florida voters were punished for their state government moving the primary too early.

A Federal Judge ruled that Michigan's January 15th primary was unconstitutional. This ruling diminished the chances that the Democratic Party will honor Michigan's outcome. The Clinton campaign is calling on the primary to count, she won the state but Barack Obama's name was not on the ballot. Clinton also calls on a re-vote.