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by s.king
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 2:39 AM
I support Dennis.
Can you too?
www.kucinich.us/wesupportdennis.htm
by KUCINICH IS GOD
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 3:02 AM
Believe in him, and fight now for him via the internet.
by in the History of America...
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 3:15 AM
...is coming in 2004! There are more Democrats in this country than there are Republicans. You better f--kin' vote. If you don't, you don't deserve to live in this country. Keep democracy alive. Kucinich is the worthy candidate. He is the right candidate for Democrats who know what is good for them. Wake up Democrats. Kerry is Skull and Bones like Bush. Read what Kucinich says... http://www.kucinich.us/ He is a true man of the people. We really need to embrace this guy. The time is now to convince Democrats how right he is for us... the people. Push for him now. Hard if you know what is good for you. Peace.
www.kucinich.us/
by KUCINICH IS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR DEMOCRATS
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 3:24 AM
We need to use the power of the internet now at this time early before THE ELECTION.
Look where his heart is at. Look at where he stands on the issues. Look what he would do for the people.
We need to fire up about him. Build him up.
Just show Democrats what he is, and if we embrace him what he could be.
by ..serves...
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 3:44 AM
the establishment.
The internet is the only way Kucinich supporters will be able to build and create any possibility of his victory.
Better use it like its hardly ever been used before.
by realist
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 4:16 AM
he's only a puppet. Want change? Follow the strings.
by Smarmster
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 11:06 AM
They also test the winds to see the outrage level of the american populous. One thing they fear. Loss of legitimacy and control.
by Simple Simon
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 12:29 PM
Dennis Kucinich is your choice?
He he he.
Dennis the Menace?
This guy?
The Worst Mayors (1820-1993) Next, and seventh, is Cleveland's Dennis Kucinich (1977-79). Only thirty-one years old when elected, Cleveland's "boy" mayor had failings that were not the sins of venality or graft for personal gain, but rather matters of style, temperament, and bad judgment in office. Kucinich earned seventh place the hard way: by his abrasive, intemperate, and confrontational populist political style, which led to a disorderly and chaotic administration. He barely survived a recall vote just ten months into office, then disappeared for five weeks, reportedly recuperating from an ulcer. When he got back into the political fray, his demagogic rhetoric and slash-and-burn political style got him into serious trouble when he stubbornly refused to compromise and led Cleveland into financial default in late 1978—the first major city to default since the Great Depression. That led also to Kucinich's defeat and exit from executive office. Out of office, he dabbled in a Hollywoodesque spirit world and once believed he had met actress Shirley MacLaine in a previous life, seemingly confirming his critics' charges that he was a "nut-cake." After that, he experienced downward mobility, losing races for several other offices and finally ending up with a council seat; but more recently, he climbed back up to a seat in Congress. Bad judgment, demagoguery, and default also spelled political failure in the eyes of twenty-five of our experts, who ranked Dennis, whom the press called "the Menace," as seventh-worst.
The American Mayor The Best & The Worst Big-City Leaders By Melvin G. Holli The Pennsylvania State University Press
Who's gonna be his running mate? Gray "Joe" Davis?
by Sabrina
Saturday, May. 03, 2003 at 12:38 PM
Yes I agree we should all support Dennis Kucinich. I'm going to try and open an Orange County office. John Kerry is some middle of the road man, who wants to continue with Bush's foreign policy. It is disappointing to see the Democrats split up so majorly. We are not taking a leadership position and saying no to pre-emptive war, my guess is that if John Kerry is the candidate the people who are clueless will vote for him and the rest will vote green.
by Ed
Tuesday, May. 06, 2003 at 12:13 AM
Howard Dean has a lot to offer too.
The main thing for Democrats is that we all VOTE... ...and to VOTE for whomever the Democrats choose out of the convention.
To choose the Democrat is the only hope we have to unseat BUSH.
No third party is going to have a shot.
Any Democrat is better than BUSH for Democrats and working class and honest people concerned about other people.
PEACE.
Keep Democracy alive.
VOTE in 2004!
by S.King
Tuesday, May. 06, 2003 at 5:01 PM
Whether Dean or Kucinich, or at last resort Kerry...
We Democrats still have to VOTE for the Democratic candidate to keep Democracy alive.
Nothing is more important to the future of our country and the world than the 2004 election.
Bush would mean further Imperialism and the creation of a more dangerous world.
For America to dominate the globe militarially and economically in a manner which is aggressive, unjust, and based upon false accusations and lies will only create a world of terrorists against us.
And rightfully so.
Only sanity, humility, diplomacy, and building bridges can create greater security and peace.
Not the destroying of those bridges and the burning of them down.
Wisdom is what America lacks. Now more than ever.
We need to realize that we reap what we sow.
Complacency at the ballot box will allow the Bush Imperialists to continue on their path to long term self destruction.
WAKE UP AND VOTE! KEEP DEMOCRACY ALIVE.
Democracy does not just exist.
In our world of fascists and dominating powers who concern themselves only with themselves... We must work to keep Democracy alive.
PEACE
Seth D. King www.up4peace.com
www.up4peace.com
by S.King
Thursday, May. 08, 2003 at 8:51 PM
la.indymedia.org/news/2003/05/56442.php
by CLEVELAND
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 7:15 PM
by Sheepdog
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 7:24 PM
because... -Kucinich is also one of the leading doves on Capitol Hill. He's not just against the Iraq war; he voted against the Clinton administration's plans to bomb the Serbian forces in Kosovo, siding with a handful of Democrats and 187 Republicans.- Someone with stones.
by systemfailure
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 9:53 PM
I think that you should all DEFINETELY get behind dennis. By all means. He's the guy. He's gonna "demilitarize space" and give healthcare to EVERYONE. It's gonna be great. He's got alot of swell ideas and he's just like Nader only he has a real chance. So PLEASSSSSSSSSSSSSSE, help the democrats nominate this winner.
You have no idea how happy that'll make me.
LOL.
by -
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 10:19 PM
by systemfailure
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 11:00 PM
Then I can count on it. Perfect.
by systemfailure
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 11:48 PM
WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE FASCIST FRESCA ALWAYS HAVE TO TROLL INSTEAD OF ENGAGING THE ARGUMENT. ARE THEY TOO STUPID? WHO KNOWS.........
by aberration counter
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 11:50 PM
Still trying to wear a man's trousers, fresca? I think a sex change will only result in you being an asshole for the mossad. Having a dick wont change that.
by systemfailure
Sunday, May. 11, 2003 at 11:59 PM
I know people recoginize the works of the fascist fresca. too bad she dosent know how to argue the facts.
She is so convince that i hate jews because i am opposed to zionists nazis and militant islam,,,,
what gives?
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