I think Kucinich and Ron Paul are old-timers as far as politics go. NOW, you would be hard-pressed to get a new honest person in. Kucinich and Paul have been loved by their populous for many years, and so it's harder for the corrupt to take them down.

They are the last of the honest politicians... I know it sounds like an oxy-moron already. But, there is no way now, to get in, competing with those who have sold their souls to TPTB.

I would think about anything these last two say, seriously... Kucinich is sincerely trying to wake people up, and make them see what is really going on.

Wow, kucinich was at the DNC?

I thought Kucinich delivered an awesome speech.



I love seeing a politician with some passion and conviction behind his words. Everything he said made a lot of sense.


If there was a Paul/Kucinich ticket this year I would vote for them in a split second.

He's right on the money.
Won't do any good but hey it's nice to hear.

- Lee

Kucinich gave a very good speech, but one that is representative of the positions of the Democratic party as a whole. IMO there was no departure from the party line. If you support what Kucinich has said, vote Democratic.

Originally posted by Sestias
Kucinich gave a very good speech, but one that is representative of the positions of the Democratic party as a whole. IMO there was no departure from the party line. If you support what Kucinich has said, vote Democratic.

I disagree totally, and completely, 100% with what you said about supporting the Democrat party because you agree with Kucinich.

Have you seen what Obama supports? He seems to be a LITTLE different from Kucinich...

Not gunna participate in dragging the country down into the dirt even more. If there was a Paul/Kucinich ticket, it would be proof that evil works together, without party boundaries, but so does GOOD.

I....Let me just say this a nice way...He reminds me of a angry little elf, and I can't take a thing he says to heart. Kind of like a poor mans Ross Perot. He is out of his mind. I respect him for his passion, but beyond that.. He is just a joke to most of America.

Originally posted by TXMACHINEGUNDLR
I....Let me just say this a nice way...He reminds me of a angry little elf, and I can't take a thing he says to heart. Kind of like a poor mans Ross Perot. He is out of his mind. I respect him for his passion, but beyond that.. He is just a joke to most of America.

hmm... typical. how come when someone that's right, and there's no proof that they're wrong, comes to the spotlight, these neo-cons ALWAYS attack their character. Hannity & Colmes do it, the Clinton/Bush dynasty does it, and now you do it.

Kucinich is stating very broad subjects here, lacking in any details - he's not really being specific at all, probably for time reasons, and the first thing that comes to mind for you is to make fun of him? why do you think he's "out of his mind"??? what makes him a joke? you want McCain to win, don't you?

i was just thinking about how, as much as i'd love to vote for a Paul/Kucinich ticket, Ron Paul's still a freemason, and i don't endorse Kucinich's using of the phrase "Wake up, America"...

if he REALLY wanted to have America wake up, he'd say more about FREE energy, and how there's a real science out there that can harness free energy from Earth's magnetic field and rotation. instead he addresses oil issues like they're the only foreseeable energy source, for at least a while, into the future. oil's still a fossil fuel and is heavily detrimental to our environment on all levels - it's time we, as a species, graduate from that caveman technology and use something slightly more complex than fire to power our transportational vessels.

my problem with his usage of the phrase, "Wake up, America", lies in the fact that people will think that what he's got to say, is all there is to wake up to. the fact is, is that he's still a politician working for our serpentile government, and there's a MUCH bigger picture behind the scenes that we're not "officially" privied to as citizens.

i'm sure most of you get an idea where i'm coming from, that being told to "wake up" these days usually means to open your eyes to the conspiratorial world of the truth about government, extra-terrestrial life in our uni/multi-verse, free energy, etc. - it does not mean beating around the bush about the real, important issues at hand. moreover, it seems Kucunich is a half-step away from trademarking that slogan...

Well done,mr.Kucinich! far too many people don't wanna hearwhat he and Ron Paul have to say since it means taking a real hard look at where we are as a nation.

[edit on 28-8-2008 by mike dangerously]