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When will the Democrats acknowledge Dennis Kucinich?
November 18, 2003 |
Listening to the Democratic Presidential Debates, I've heard Howard Dean and Wesley Clark tell the others in Congress to do more now to stop the Bush Administration. Howard Dean uses carefully chosen words to misleadingly present himself as the strongest voice against the War in Iraq, while ignoring Dennis Kucinich, who not only simply "opposed" the Iraq War resolution, but actually led the US House of Representatives in clear opposition, getting126 Democrats to vote against it (while the Senate was nearly silent).
Now, given the reality of Iraq, Howard Dean and to some extent Wesley Clark have benefitted from their leadership during that time, but the real leader for America and Freedom hasn't even been acknowledged yet in the mainstream political consciousness. In a time where even Fox News criticizes Enron and Halliburton, when will the one who is speaking truthfully and powerfully for the American people over Multinational Corporations get his day in the sun?
Posted by Colin at November 18, 2003 10:30 PM
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