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We're running out of time here but he since he doesn't think this legislation will get anywhere I guess he sees no need to rush. Just try not to notice that Bush stills plans to attack Iran.

Kucinich has stayed in the Democratic Party and bowed to their pressure. He is not a good example of principle and integrity.

"But that's not what the game is about. It is apparently about Americans trying to act civil with their partners in crime amid the wreckage they have made of the world, basking in the smooth leather-and-dark-wood motif among the venerable symbols of Democracy in Action. That's probably why, when upstart Congressman Dennis Kucinich vowed to introduce over 50 articles of impeachment against the president today, of all days, senior members of his own party took him aside and explained that this just isn't how things are done. It is a ludicrous spectacle, this desperate reach for decorum once we have drenched the world in napalm, white phosphorous, agent orange and depleted uranium. It makes putting lipstick on a pig seem an exercise in refinement."

He will probably do it eventually but it will be too late. This should have happened as soon as the Democrats took control in 2006. As I recall even Kucinich was making excuses not to at the time. This is all part of the Congressional dog and pony show, the pretense of checks and balances.

Isn't it time to accept the political reality? What more can the man do? No politician of nat'l repute spoke out as frequently as Mr. Kucinich in calling the invasion what it was, a war of aggression and an int'l crime. No one was more vehement in saying it amounted to an impeachable offense. At some point you have to accept that he is a politician who has to tend to his constituency. Would you rather he not be there in D.C. at all? That there won't be an impeachment is our country's fault, not his. Anyway, it's hardly unexpected that it didn't get anywhere, is it not? My conventional wisdom has always been there will never be an impeachment on a foreign policy action (i.e. war), because it would mean that as a matter of record the whole country was admitting we were wrong. And good luck with that.

he has a pretty wife though

Could it be that he was sent a message? Remember how his brother died mysteriously? I may be suspicious but I think all this wiretapping and a compliant congress is due to them being blackmailed and threatened. I hope I am wrong but something is not right here. One day Kucinich is for impeachment and then he's not. Something behind the scenes happened and he is protecting his family. Remember this bush/cheney cabal is a crime family.

i think that the fix is already in for this election cycle and has been for a long while,
i think dennis and maybe even ron paul have always been straw men as was ross perot installed,or perhaps allowed only as a distraction from vote fraud and outrighr corruption and theft
unfortunately you can see exactly how the fix will be , just watch fox spews
they already have hillarious beaten by killer mccain by 7 points,with hillarious ahead of obomination by the same amout in Texas

From what I can tell, what I have read, both Obama and Hillary have stole some of the Kucinich platform. Like the Works green administration. And didn't Obama start running on the "Change" motto after Iowa when Dennis gave away his votes because Obama represented change just like he did?
It seems to me Kucinich always had the right platform:
Out of Iraq
No war with Iran
Green economy
Cancel NAFTA
But he did not have the political machinery behind him. Just us.
Its hard to interpret what he means with what he says now. My guess is he will have a lot more to say after the primary.
Go as far as you can see, and when you get there, you will see further.

This is the reason Bush needs to be Impeached yesterday!
Today, more than 23,000 representatives of private industry are working quietly with the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security. The members of this rapidly growing group, called InfraGard, receive secret warnings of terrorist threats before the public does-and, at least on one occasion, before elected officials. In return, they provide information to the government, which alarms the ACLU. But there may be more to it than that. One business executive, who showed me his InfraGard card, told me they have permission to “shoot to kill” in the event of martial law.
http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2008/02/07/6918/

Okay, infragard is scary. But c'mon, aren't you just a little jealous of Dennis there?

ok, so go all anti-Dennis now. who is out there that you are going to support? whatever Kucinich did, he felt he had some reason. You think the right wing ever turns against Rush Limbaugh? No. He can pop a million pills and the Dittoheads still support him.

This is nuts -- Dennis Kucinich now isn't left wing enough.

I don't see anything embarassing about the valentine's photo. They're a cute couple. The cointelpro people on this website want us to waste time discussing conspiracy theories so we don't accomplish anything.

http://www.impeachthem.com/files/kucinich_controversy13feb08...

Six people were spoken to in person. They didn't wanted their names revealed. Is six enough witnesses? Six people heard of the incident through "a person who worked at a high level on the Kucinich campaign staff". So the 6 witnesses heard the incident from the top campaign staff worker. The 6 souces are credible and so is top campaign staff worker that they are quoting. More in depth research reveals that the date that the staff worker made the quote was Jan.8th, during a meal, after cleaning up the Manchester office after the NH primaries. One person did not hear the statement about throwing Pelosi out of the office. So maybe she was thrown out and maybe she wasn't. Dennis may have said it didn't happen because it didn't occur in Nevada, and maybe he didn't actually get rude enough to "throw them out of the office". But the fact that he was approached with a campaign "endorsement (or bribe in layman terms) is true, if 6 witnesses of a statement by a top campaign staff member is good enough for you.

"My sources were at the Manchester Kucinich campaign headquarters, working for Dennis in his race in the New Hampshire primary on January 8th. While the group of people were cleaning up, and later, when they broke for a bite to eat at Gillian's restaurant, they were told by a person who worked at a high level on the Kucinich campaign staff, that he knew information concerning the fact that the American Israel Public Affairs Committee - AIPAC, the National Rifle Association - NRA/the gun lobby, and other big corporate interests, were prepared to spend two to two and a half-million dollars to defeat Dennis in order to remove him from congress. They were told that the message to Dennis was definite: If you drop impeachment, your re-election will be easier. If you don't, someone will defeat you."

Another similar incident took place the day of the State of the Union Address.

"When he announced from the floor of the House his intent to introduce his bill to impeach Bush on the day Bush delivered his State of the Union address, he was called to Speaker Pelosi's office and told to temper his comments, and further threatened with the loss of his chairmanship of the 110th Congress Oversight Committee Subcommittee on Domestic Policy, whose jurisdiction includes matters relating to energy, labor, education, criminal justice (excepting justice matters pertaining to Homeland Security), the economy, as well as the Office of National Drug Control Policy. "