Let me tell you about Kucinich. sm
Posted By: Brunson on 2007-04-24
In Reply to: Kucinich - nana
He was mayor of Cleveland and practically bankrupt that city. He left behind such a financial mess, they still haven't straightened it out. How he EVER got elected from his district, I will never know. I have never taken him seriously and I am delighted to say I am ashamed he is from Ohio.
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What is wrong with Kucinich? Sour grapes? I mean does he even have a clue? Has he ever dealt with SOME of the people from those countries? They are ALL not our friends, some of the REALLY hate us. They plot, scheme, and sneak around trying to push their point of view and their religion. Some of them want to own us and could care less if we want to be their friends. Their culture is very different from ours and I don't think Kucinich knows, really knows anyway, exactly what we need to do about threats from that area. I do not know. You probably do not know. Only a few have specifics on the threats and they have been elected into office and we need to support them. I do know SOME of those people very personally, am in fact related to some and have been for years and years. I have learned that I need to take their friendly overtures and promises with a grain of salt because over and over they will tell me everything I want to hear and do whatever they can to profit off me and my family, and the clients and those who do business with them and like to crack American jokes behind our backs that would make Imus' recent faux pas look puny. I think Kucinich just wants to control something as does Harry Reid and Pelosi. They are all embarassing America as far as I am concerned. They need to do their own jobs and shut up and let others do theirs.
Kucinich and the others sm
I was initially interested in hearing what he had to say because he was going to push for a new 911 investigation. Should have known better.
However, after the VT incident, he was drawing up new legislation on a gun ban for all private citizens. He is history as far as I am concerned. Meanwhile, we have Teddy Kennedy introducing hate speech legislation. That takes care of the 1st and 2nd ammendments.
A change in the guard is not going to help. It does not matter if dem or republican, the new boss is the same as the old boss.
I like Obama, but I also like Kucinich ...
No to any Clinton or Bush in the White House again. I can go conservative or liberal, but would never vote for her. Think she is a closet Republican any way. I agree with what Geffen said about Hillary, but I think the same applies to GW and HW.
Hollywood heavy hitter David Geffen was once a Clinton loyal, who donated heavily to Bill and Hillary’s campaigns and helped them raise millions so the New York senator fully expected his coveted support in her White House run. Instead, Geffen called Hillary’s husband reckless and said that everybody in politics lies, but the Clintons do it with such ease, it’s troubling. Then he announced his support for Hillary’s top rival, Illinois Senator Barack Obama.
The betrayal so angered the former First Lady that she had her communications director fire off a fiery press release littered with factual errors that falsely accused Geffen of being the finance chairman of Obama’s campaign. The press release demands that Obama denounce Geffen’s remarks, return his campaign money and fire him from a position (campaign finance chairman) he never held, all because Geffen “viciously and personally” attacked Senator Clinton and her husband.”
Might want to check out Dennis Kucinich
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I like Dennis Kucinich - and Ron Paul
but they are too honest to get elected into office
Kucinich asks for recount in New Hampshire. m
Kucinich Asks for New Hampshire Recount in the Interest of Election Integrity
DETROIT--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Democratic Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich, the most outspoken advocate in the Presidential field and in Congress for election integrity, paper-ballot elections, and campaign finance reform, has sent a letter to the New Hampshire Secretary of State asking for a recount of Tuesday’s election because of “unexplained disparities between hand-counted ballots and machine-counted ballots.”
“I am not making this request in the expectation that a recount will significantly affect the number of votes that were cast on my behalf,” Kucinich stressed in a letter to Secretary of State William M. Gardner. But, “Serious and credible reports, allegations, and rumors have surfaced in the past few days…It is imperative that these questions be addressed in the interest of public confidence in the integrity of the election process and the election machinery – not just in New Hampshire, but in every other state that conducts a primary election.”
He added, “Ever since the 2000 election – and even before – the American people have been losing faith in the belief that their votes were actually counted. This recount isn’t about who won 39% of 36% or even 1%. It’s about establishing whether 100% of the voters had 100% of their votes counted exactly the way they cast them.”
Kucinich, who drew about 1.4% of the New Hampshire Democratic primary vote, wrote, “This is not about my candidacy or any other individual candidacy. It is about the integrity of the election process.” No other Democratic candidate, he noted, has stepped forward to question or pursue the claims being made.
“New Hampshire is in the unique position to address – and, if so determined, rectify – these issues before they escalate into a massive, nationwide suspicion of the process by which Americans elect their President. Based on the controversies surrounding the Presidential elections in 2004 and 2000, New Hampshire is in a prime position to investigate possible irregularities and to issue findings for the benefit of the entire nation,” Kucinich wrote in his letter.
“Without an official recount, the voters of New Hampshire and the rest of the nation will never know whether there are flaws in our electoral system that need to be identified and addressed at this relatively early point in the Presidential nominating process,” said Kucinich, who is campaigning in Michigan this week in advance of next Tuesday’s Presidential primary in that state.
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