Reply #15: Well sister woman [View All]

[Tinoire]

He won't get to his place at the table without the weight of our support!

Kucinich is the only one who sincerely addresses those concerns and has a track record of doing so.

It won't do us any good to vote for any candidates supporting the occupation because you know who'll be headed over their to enforce the US aggression against the Iraqi people- young able-bodied AA males who would be better off in the US taking advantage of Kucinich's proposals and getting a sound education.

There's enough room at the table- we're just going to have to elbow our way up there. Stick with Kucinich- he's already got a place reserved for us.

What do you want? To be on the winning team for the primaries or the winning team for America? My goal is to get the most progressive candidate up there for the General Election- a candidate who when he stands next to Bush will be CLEARLY different so that the debates don't sound like they did last time where Gore and Bush spent more time agreeing than anything else and refused to broach any controversial subjects.

Change... change... there's plenty of room at the front of the bus on the Kucinich Express!

Welcome to DU! :toast: