Assuming primary elections are held, who else is voting for Dennis Kucinich?

[bobthedrummer]

I also voted for him in the 2004 Wisconsin primary, the unelectable Democratic Presidential candidate, Dennis Kucinich.

Just check into this thread.

[Extend a Hand]

1. me

[sueh]

85. I AM!!!

[AnotherDreamWeaver]

173. I am too, just like 2004

Hoping he does better this time around.

[bobthedrummer]

2. I'm also working for the impeachment of Richard B. Cheney, I support HR 333

[CountAllVotes]

3. me two!!

:kick:

[Jax]

4. We will caucus for him

if Gore does not run. My PCO was/is/has always been a knowledgeable Kucinich supporter. She has been a very good voice for him in our precinct for a while now.

My partner and I will caucus with her and hopefully she (PCO) will be a Kucinich delegate at the State Convention (Washington).


Alyce

"Assuming primary elections are held..." No joke bobthedrummer. GREAT point.

[alstephenson]

5. I'm voting for DK!!!

I contributed to his campaign last week! Go, Dennis!:loveya: :loveya: :loveya:

[rjones2818]

6. Yeppers!

Go Dennis!
http://dennis4president.com
Choose Peace!

:woohoo:

[Vidar]

7. Yes to Kucinich.

[Gregorian]

8. He's the one.

He stands for everything I believe in. I feel the need to qualify my answer. But to be honest, I'm voting my heart this time. I am not going to vote on who might be best suited to accomplish goals once in office. I think the talk that Dennis is too idealistic to get anything done when in office is hogwash. I cannot see any reason why I would not vote for him. And I think that even includes Gore running.

[az chela]

11. I plan on working as hard as I can to get him elected!!!!!!

[az chela]

9. ME ME ME GO DENNNIS,you are a winner

[datadiva]

10. Me too n/t

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

12. In 2008 as in 2004

Kucinich gets my vote in the primary.

[rucky]

13. Yep. n/t

[Desertrose]

14. Hand raised here.

The AZ primary is an early one...early Feb I think.

Voted for him last time,too...

DR

[New Earth]

15. I CERTAINLY AM

UNLESS AL GORE RUNS. And if for some reason he did, I'd hope Kucinich would be his VP :o

[Nothing Without Hope]

16. I don't think he's unelectable, and I would vote for him n/t

[eridani]

17. Very definitely

The more votes he gets, the more power his agenda has.

[EndElectoral]

18. I refuse to let the media tell me who to vote for. He's got my vote.

[movonne]

19. I'm leaning that way....

[stevedeshazer]

20. You bet

Did in '04, too.

[slipslidingaway]

21. Me!!! Link Presidential primary and caucus dates

2 pages
http://archive.stateline.org/flash-data/Primary/2008_presidential_primaries.pdf

[kster]

22. Kucinich, Wants Hand Counted Paper Ballots, Kucinich Respects and Deserves my Vote HANDS DOWN!

M. Collins: Paper for President - The Time is NOW

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0611/S00399.htm

[welshTerrier2]

23. count me in ...

I would likely switch to Gore if he runs ... otherwise, my 2004 vote stands ... I'll vote for the Kuch again without hesitation ...

[Nictuku]

24. If Al Gore does not run, me!

[kwyjibo]

55. Same here!

[NastyDiaper]

156. %66 chance same.

I proudly wear Dennis' campaign shirt.

So much depends on where hillary is polling, and if so what kind of lead she has. I'd be lying if I didn't say ABC will be a factor.

[HeeBGBz]

205. Same for me

Hoping for Al, but DK is definitely my next choice.

[speedreeser]

225. Why all this if Gore doesn't run??

Gore is already bought and paid for too, he is not going to stand up for the American public over corporations the way Dennis does. If it is all his talk about the environment then you should still be looking at Dennis. Dennis is ready to end the war on drugs and legalize hemp. Hemp never has been and never will be a drug, but that one plant can do more to help the environment quickly than anything else can. It can be used for everything form paper to gas, can be grown almost anywhere in the world, would be a great new crop for farmers to grow. This would also be a big boost to our economy and could get us off foreign oil too. You have never and will never hear gore talk of even making hemp legal though, and if he knows as much about the environment as he claims to he knows this too. Gore will pander to big business and the rich just like the rest of the corporate whores will.

Plenty of info to back up everything I have said about Hemp and Gore.

[CreekDog]

230. yes, legalizing hemp, that's a big priority

with all that's going on these days.

this is what we should focus on!

[speedreeser]

237. Did you even read what I wrote??

I think you just saw the words hemp and legalize, and decided to shoot off at the mouth while having no clue what you are talking about. Maybe you will be able to ready it all this time before you have another stupid reaction.

If hemp had never been made illegal we wouldn't be in most of the crap we are now since HEMP CAN BE USED TO MAKE GAS, and very easily. That is also one way it could help stop global warming you know since burning fossil fuels is creating lots of the problem. It can also be used for other things too like paper (trees), better paper than is made form trees too and plastic (oil again). Hemp can also be used for food (very good for you food too)and many other things. It would give American farmers a crop to grow too, instead of being subsidized by our tax dollars not to grow things. You just need to educate yourself a little before you pop off and show how much of a fool you are.

In case you still can't figure it out, legalizing hemp would be a very big step in helping with some of the biggest problems we do have. So YES with the problems we have these days legalizing hemp should be getting lots of focus. Any other questions??

[speedreeser]

238. Also want to add

That laws prohibiting hemp & marijuana are completely unconstitutional. So any candidate not against ending the money wasting, unconstitutional 'War on Drugs' is not standing up for the constitution as they promise to do.

"If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." Thomas Jefferson

[5X]

25. Thumbs up. n/t

[Stevepol]

26. Moi. K&R.

[goodhue]

27. me me me

count me in

[ima_sinnic]

28. yes, me

[John Q. Citizen]

29. yo!

[ProudDad]

30. I support Kucinich

and HR 676

and HR 333


I'm not alone, most USAmericans support him too. When asked in a "blind taste test" of issues, they overwhelmingly choose Kucinich's policies.

http://www.dehp.net/candidate/


It's too bad elections in the U.S. are decided by corporate money and not on the issues...

[dweller]

31. !

:kick:

counts as my vote.
dp

[TheModernTerrorist]

32. right here

you bet I'm voting for him, unless a certain potential candidate enters.

[windbreeze]

33. I would be among the Kuchinic supporters....n/t

[CaliforniaPeggy]

34. *Waves hand*

Definitely voting for Kucinich!

:patriot:

[JeffR]

35. Yep.

[Hollow Shells]

36. If DK is unelectable

If DK is unelectable, then why does he keep getting elected?

[dmallind]

105. Same reason Duncan Hunter does.

A massively skewed district. He would have no chance in a statewide election let alone a national one. It's not a media conspiracy. Anyone who cares enough to be polled as a likely Democratic primary voter (the apathetic barely vote in generals let alone primaries, and certainly don't self-identify as likely primary voters 6 months in advance) knows enough to make an informed decision. Dennis gets 2-3% for a reason.

[CreekDog]

231. unelectable for certain offices not all offices

duh.

[bvar22]

37. Here!

It will be difficult to challenge the Money and Media hype of the Corporate Owned Candidates, but I will back DK ALL the Way. The only chance we have of keeping the Democratic Party from sliding even farther to the Right is to send Dennis to the convention with as many delegates as possible.

[tomp]

38. kucinich all the way!!!!! nt

[Jack Sprat]

39. Aye

[Maat]

40. Me!

www.California4Kucinich.com !!!

[Ron Green]

41. I am, and I sent him $100. I urge you to do the same.

[cyclezealot]

154. I always sent at least 201 dollars

That way I get counted on the Federal Elections Commission web site as a Kucinich donor. All donations over 200 dollars must get acknowledged on the FEC donors list. 200 dollars is considered a major donor. Seeing our names there just makes us proud. They can look you up by zip code and you can boast to your friends. I am a Kucinich donor. This year, not sure we can donate as much as we did four years ago. Hope so. Because our 201 dollars was just our starter fund.

[Douglas Carpenter]

42. those who REALLY wants to help the Kucinich campaign...NOW IS THE TIME TO DONATE!!

you can do it RIGHT NOW on DU/Act Blue.

If those who care about the issues Mr. Kucinich raises donate NOW – HE WILL BE

A TOP-TIER CANDIATE!!


I'm not addressing those who do not support Congressman Dennis Kucinich

and do not agree with him on the issues. I'm addressing those who DO

support Congressman Kucinich and/or do agree with him on the issues:

Donating to the Kucinich 2008 campaign through DU/ACT Blue is very fast.

It's very easy. Do it now!

link:

http://www.actblue.com/entity/fundraisers/12518
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Some are supporting Congressman Kucinich because they strongly believe he can win. Others are supporting him because they support his agenda (or at least most of it) and want those issues brought to the center of public debate.

Mr. Kucinich does not have the funding of the top-tier candidates. Corporate lobbyist seeking government favoritism for their special interest won’t be writing their $2300 checks paying for access like they do for other candidates. But small donations DO add up very, very fast. That's how the Dean campaign became a significant force in 2004.

So whether or not you are convinced that Congressman Kucinich could possibly win...if you want the issues only Dennis Kucinich raises brought to the public square, if you believe his message of Strength through Peace is important, that the whole question of corporate control of government is important, that single-payer universal health care is important, if you believe American needs fundamental changes; his campaign needs a lot more money then it has in its coffers now.

IF anywhere near half the people who agree with Congressman Dennis Kucinich on the issues sent him a donation -- he would be a major top-tier contender very, very fast:

Donating through DU/ACT Blue is very fast. It's very easy. Do it now! I did...

link:

http://www.actblue.com/entity/fundraisers/12518

He won't be getting a whole lot from the corporate lobbyist buying access for their special interest and paying for favoritism... so ...

PLEASE DONATE NOW ! you can do it RIGHT NOW on DU/Act Blue.

It's fast. It's very easy. Do it now! I did…..

link:

http://www.actblue.com/entity/fundraisers/12518

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Congressman Dennis Kucinich on the Issues:




http://www.dennis4president.com/go/issues/
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Recruit support for Dennis Kucinich --

Email your friends, family, and colleagues

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[Psyop Samurai]

65. Done!

Thank you for posting.

:hi:

[BigBearJohn]

43. I'm voting for him. If he doesn't win, I don't care who else gets it.

[Nostradammit]

44. As of now, he's getting my vote and my $

Whoever's farthest away from being the media's darling is the one I want.

[slick8790]

102. Then i'd assume he's in a dead heat with Sen. Gravel.

[bonito]

45. Yes n/t

[JTFrog]

46. My primaries won't count.

I've been made invisible. Again. Go figure.

[OneBlueSky]

47. I am . . . unless Al Gore announces . . . n/t

.

[CarolNYC]

48. Assuming we have the same slate of candidates...

that we do now (no Clark, no Gore), count me in.

[sniffa]

49. yo

[MaggieSwanson]

50. I am. n/t

[LWolf]

51. I will be voting for Kucinich again. n/t

[Pooka Fey]

52. Me.

[Anita Garcia]

53. me plus one

[Myrina]

54. I will, if Gore's hat is not already in the ring.

:patriot:

[Rhiannon12866]

56. Dennis has been my candidate since 2003.

I will vote for whoever is the nominee in the general election, and have liked what John Edwards has been saying, but none of the other candidates even come close to Dennis, the hardest-working member of the House (along with John Conyers), who has been speaking out, taking a stand and voting his conscience since the beginning...:patriot:

[bamacrat]

57. ME.

[Hissyspit]

58. I'm leaning strongly that way. n/t

[govegan]

59. WA is a caucus state -- Kucinich! Kucinich! Kucinich!

I was a delegate for Kucinich after our precinct caucuses in 2004, and I plan to be one again!

I see no other candidate that even makes sense among the Democrats, including Gore.

Kucinich has the vision, the wisdom and the integrity to salvage what is left of democracy here in the ol' U S of A.

[penguin7]

60. Voting, Donating and Advocating for Kucinich,

Not yet working for him, but will probably do that too.

[Hell Hath No Fury]

61. My Mom, my sister...

and I are all voting for him. He's right on the issues, he is a straight talker, and the only one who I feel 100% confidence in.

He gets my primary vote, and -- if Hillary is our nominee -- my general election vote, as well. Since the last election, I have declared that 2008 will be my "tough love" year for the Dems -- and I am sticking with that.

[Clark2008]

62. I probably will since there's not a dime's worth of difference

in Clinbamwards - and because Gore, Clark and Feingold don't seem to be running.

[Ian_rd]

63. Here. (nt)

[femrap]

64. Me! nt

[mikelgb]

66. me +1

[Maven]

67. Me! nt

[CANDO]

68. I am Spartacus!

Kucinich has my vote!

[salib]

69. I am

I have contributed. I work for him.

It is really refreshing to be able to meet a candidate and simply talk with him. Have not had that feeling since McGovern in 1980.

[caseycoon]

70. I absolutely wll!

The best by far!
GO DK!

[sandyj999]

71. If Gore doesn't enter and Michigan has a primary he will have two votes here ...............

We still don't like Hillary.

[redqueen]

72. I am. n/t

[TechBear_Seattle]

73. Most definitely

Because the Washington Democratic Party has vowed to utterly ignore the state Presidential primary, I will have to take several hours out of a Saturday to attend the caucuses. If it will help get Kucinich nominated, though, I will do it.

[SkyIsGrey]

74. Yes.

nt

[JAbuchan08]

75. Me! enthusiastically!

[The Sushi Bandit]

76. Me!

[stimbox]

77. He's got 2 votes in my household.

My S.O. and I are voting for Kuch in the primary.

[New Era]

78. He's got my vote!

Truly a man of the people and not some polished politician. Throwing money at people to get them to vote for you should not be how democracy works.

[frylock]

79. he'll receive my vote again as well

[ElsewheresDaughter]

80. me

[Poll_Blind]

81. Here! n/t

PB

[BonnieJW]

82. If Al Gore does not run,

I will vote for Dennis K. Can you imagine a Gore/Kucinich ticket?

[wuushew]

83. I am

I have also sold the rest of my family on him.

[Ken Burch]

84. Well, we all know there's no good reason to back Hillary or Obama BEFORE the convention

It clearly goes without saying that they don't deserve progressive support in the primaries, and that the only worthwhile convention to have is one with a lot of delegates who are free to argue for and vote for a progressive platform.

[MindPilot]

86. *hand in the air*

DK is the only one who doesn't have to make excuses for believing the lies that got us into Iraq. He's got my vote.

[lovuian]

87. Me

:woohoo: Dennis

[garybeck]

88. me.

[Pawel K]

89. Add one vote for him here in NM

Maybe more if I can get my family to go along.

[tekisui]

90. DK--the one and only

[Truth2Tell]

91. Check. n/t

[Pacifist Patriot]

92. If Gore fails to file I'm definitely voting Kucinich.

Sorry to throw that in there, but it's true. Gore is the only person I can think of right now that would draw my vote away from Dennis.

[endarkenment]

93. Me unless Gore shows up. nt.

[Sapere aude]

94. I will if he is on the ballet in CA

Since I have to vote absentee (because we don't have a voting place (because our community is so small))I may be one of the first to get to vote for him.

[AllyCat]

95. Count me in. I was leaning Richardson until his ummm, not so

good comments about gay rights. He lost me right there.

Kucinich has a good plan for the environment, too. If we actually get to vote this time in Wisconsin before everyone drops out, I'll vote for him.

[CreekDog]

232. to be fair to Richardson, the comments in that debate with HRC

were not about "gay rights" but about whether he thought homosexuality a choice.

While I don't think it is a choice, I don't care what a candidate thinks about that as long as that candidate stands up for the rights, and I believe he did.

[go west young man]

96. Count me in. He's a breath of fresh air compared to everyone else

running. He's the only one who has a truly great vision for America and the world. That vision is Peace. As John Lennon sang "Give Peace A Chance." I say give Dennis a chance! Dems need to quit being fearful of losing elections and vote with their kind hearts. Give Dennis A Chance.

[OnyxCollie]

97. Voted for him in the 2004 Ohio primary.

Will vote for him in the 2008 primary.

[Slippery_Hammer]

98. I will caucus for Dennis

As I did in '04.

[quispquake]

99. Me definitely!!!

Kucinich came in 3rd in the primaries in Maine back in 2004...here's hoping for a #1 showing up here this time!!!

[RFKJrNews]

103. If RFK Jr. does not announce...

Kucinich gets my vote. I shall not be swayed by people who try to tell me I'm "throwing my vote away". I figure a vote for anyone I don't believe in is throwing America away!

If RFK Jr. *does* announce, a Kennedy/Kucinich ticket would be my progressive dream come true!:)

[dbonds]

100. /raise hand

[Sonicmedusa]

101. Right here!

He's da man!

[Roland99]

104. M E ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[tsuki]

106. I voted for him in 2004. Havent changed my mind. nt

[grooveman]

107. I am! He was the only person I could vote for in 04.

I think that he's the only one of the candidates (outside of Gravel) who will meaningfully change the way the US is governed. The rest of the candidates seem to be heading down the same path we're currently going down, albeit with a slightly toned down rhetoric and a few domestic concessions thrown out to appease the base.

[yardwork]

108. Me.

[bobthedrummer]

109. My, how this thread has grown. Hi to all!

:hi:

[Fiendish Thingy]

110. I am voting for Kucinich for these 3 reasons:

1) he unequivocally supports impeachment
2) he unequivocally supports withdrawing troops NOW.
3) he unequivocally supports universal healthcare.

No other candidate has taken such a position on even 1 of these issues, let alone all three.

If Gore were to enter the race and take these same positions (or even 2 out of 3), I would vote for him instead.

[johncoby2]

111. wow! Wonder how old you guys are.

[Vincardog]

112. IF Gore is not in I vote Kucinich

[sazemisery]

113. a vote for Dennis here in Oklahoma. n/t

[Just-plain-Kathy]

114. Count me in!! ... n/t

[Larissa238]

115. Me!

He is the only candidate that is saying everything I would say. They label him as unelectable because they are scared.

[Pyrzqxgl]

180. I heard similar threads about McGovern. That he was unelectable.

I didn't listen and I worked my ass off for him and he carried 2 states. Get real people. We need someone who can win this time.
I agree with DK on the issues too, and I've been peppering all the other Democrats to take those same positions. Why don't you
all do that. Particularly Edwards; I think he's moving in some of those directions anyway, and he can WIN!

[eridani]

198. What might have happened if so many leading Dems hadn't worked directly for Nixon? n/t

[CreekDog]

233. And you know this how?

You read minds?

[presspeal]

116. I think I can, I think I can, I think I can,

I know I will, I know I will, I know I will!:woohoo:

[catrose]

117. me fer sure

[noamnety]

118. Me.

I don't have a plan B at this point, I made a pledge to someone not to vote for a warmonger.

[Larry Ogg]

119. I’m voting for Dennis, because anything less is a vote for the republicans and the republican agenda

[CreekDog]

234. No it's not. Stop calling all other votes Republican votes

How dare you.

[ooglymoogly]

120. Jes jes....for me again asuming AG or RFKJr. does not jump in.

[SaveElmer]

121. Wow...must be 100 people here voting for him...

Glad to see he could get his supporters all in one place!!!

[BigDDem]

123. Combine that with his winning an online poll

and he's got it in the bag!
Keep up the good work guys!

[endarkenment]

136. bitter, very bitter. not chocolate either, nt.

[kenfrequed]

147. Well

At least he actually believes in brining our boys home and isn't propping up the administrations lies about the surge. Funny how she supports the president on the surge and by association opposes the majority of the American people that want to bring our young men and women home.

I mean sheesh does discussing the issues interest Hillary or any of her supporters? Or is her only campaign strategy to constantly run to some delusional non-existant center, play up on the pro corpoprate Clinton good ole days, and demean how small and weak her competitors are?

[Forkboy]

157. Maybe if your face wasn't wedged up Hillary's ass you'd notice them elsewhere.

[Hell Hath No Fury]

160. HAH!!!!

Damn, truer words were never spoken! :D Right on the money -- that made me laugh out loud. :toast:

[SaveElmer]

169. Yeah don't think so...

They're like snipe...everyone claims they exist...but I've never seen one!!!

[SaveElmer]

176. Better than having it up my own...

[Forkboy]

177. Two replies from you.

I'm flattered that I struck a nerve to the point you felt the need to come back and reply again.Can I get a third?

:hi:

[SaveElmer]

178. Nahhh...

The head up ass guy came to me after I had already posted my reply...couldn't resist....

[bleedingheart]

122. me

[woofless]

124. This time, yes.

Last time I caucused for Kerry.

[flvegan]

125. With every fiber of my being, I'm behind Dennis.

[Rainbowreflect]

126. I voted for him last time & will proudly vote for him again!

[olshak]

127. I will...

I will be voting for him, but he is (as Al Gore has pointed out) a good man caught in a bad system. The system needs to be changed.

[nonny]

128. Me too!

I love the way he looks.
I love the way he talks.

I want this man to have the chance to be President.

[exlrrp]

130. Me too Me too

I just sent him money. He was right from the start about Bush's war and was the only candidate telling the truth about it in 2004.
He hasn't said much I disagree with, said a lot I agred with and its important to me that he's not the media chosen candidate.
Any Democrat but Hilary is OK with me but Kucinich is my choice. (i'd vo0te for Hilary anyyway if she's our candidate but I would not like it) I made the mistake of supprting Kerry instead of Kucinich last time and regrettted it. I won't make that mistake again twice.
And his wife is someone impressive to look at instead of the current ex-librarian.

[DeeDeeNY]

129. As of now, my answer is yes to DK

Any decent Democrat who gets nominated, including Kooch, should be able to beat any of the Rethugs, assuming the votes are all counted.

[HuskerDU]

131. Loved DK's speech at the '04 convention!

I plan to vote for Dennis. He is the best candidate IMO.

[whistle]

132. Today I would vote for Dennis, but remember the election is not until November 2008

...so I will go on listening to all the democratic candidates. But today, I admire Kucinich for his honesty, his courage and his willingness to do the right thing. I wish the other candidates would stop with the focus group sound bites and start speaking from their hearts also. At some point those who continue in that way I shall tune out totally!

[endarkenment]

142. Primaries are much sooner than that.

[Stardust]

133. I am!!! Go DK!

[RadiDem]

134. Unless Al Gore enters the race Kooch has my vote

[Bennyboy]

135. i am

[we can do it]

137. I Am - Unless Al Gore Runs

[Lydia Leftcoast]

138. Yes, just like last time

:-)

[robertpaulsen]

139. Voted for him in CA 2004 primary, will do it again in 2008!

:kick:

[DurShar]

140. I am

:)

[bicentennial_baby]

141. Me! Again!

And I assume that my husband, Sniffa, will be as well. :bounce:

[kenfrequed]

143. I am

Ken from St Paul Minnesota.

I am voting for Kucinich.

[onewholaughsatfools]

144. i am, depending on Gore of course

DK is the man if Gore does not get in the race.......

[BrainGlutton]

145. I'll vote for DK!

[Major Hogwash]

146. I'm starting to lean towards Kucinich.

But, he has to give up his position on banning handguns to get my vote in the primary.

[tnlurker]

148. Count me in

But Tn has a late primary so it will probably be over by the time I vote for him.

[MuseRider]

149. I will caucus for him again.

Hopefully I won't have to write his name in for the elections. Think positively. :)

[Zorra]

150. Me, again. n/t

[graywarrior]

151. Me

[Richard D]

152. I personally think . . .

. . . Dennis is the only real human being in the field. He's got my vote and support.

[laconicsax]

153. 2 votes in this household nt.

[cui bono]

155. GO KUCH!

me too.

:applause:

[Gonnuts]

158. One vote for him

and 10 for his wife!

[antigop]

159. Assuming primary elections are held???? Do you think they won't be held? n/t

[bobthedrummer]

213. There is that possibility, NSPD/51 and other decrees exist. I'm voting for DK

and I support HR333.

[antigop]

214. I support HR333, too! Thanks, bob n/t

[sce56]

161. Here Here I will too! If only the M$M will really cover him he might have a chance

If his plane don't not fall out of the sky! Happens to lots people that oppose the BFEE!

[cheddar99]

162. Bs & Cs no good but

Kucinich is a K.

[elias7]

163. just got my bumper stickers

kucinich 08

[appal_jack]

164. word...

I voted for him in the NC primary in 2004 too (not that it mattered much back then...). Nevertheless, DK is viable AND electable in my world.

I actually disagree with DK on the issues around gun control, but that's not stopping me from voting for him. If he wins, I'll just become more active on RKBA issues. It's far better than Hillary getting elected and having to fight over corporate power, health care, environment, war, etc. AND RKBA issues on top of all that.

-app

[Desertrose]

165. Actually make that 3 votes from this household. eom

:)

[druidity33]

166. DK for me! nt

[scarletwoman]

167. I will be voting for Kucinich in 2008, just as I did in 2004.

And if Clinton gets the nomination, he will be my write-in vote in the General election.

sw

[ikojo]

168. I am!!!! I am!!!

Voted for him in the Missouri primary in 2004 and will do so again in 2008.

[Hun Joro]

170. I can't wait to cast my vote for DK!

[goodgd_yall]

171. Most likely

[MelissaB]

172. Checking in here!

:hi:

[GMFORD]

174. And me!

And I asked a friend last night who he is supporting - he said Kucinich. So count me twice.

[barbtries]

175. i am, unless

gore runs

[yellerpup]

179. I'm voting for DK in the primaries.

He has earned my primary vote by his courage, intelligence, and his wit. Wouldn't it be nice to have a president with those qualities? I'll support whoever is the Democratic nominee, but Kuchinich has earned my vote.

[rateyes]

181. Right now, DK is my candidate. nt

[angryxyouth]

182. If Gore is not running BIG D has my vote

[RayOfHope]

183. If Gore doesn't run, I'm behind DK all the way! n/t

[Imp3achbush]

184. Mee tooo

I'm voting for him and he'll win the primaries... The news is
trying to make him look like a long shot but he aint... Hes
the mainstream pick...

[redqueen]

186. Hi Imp3achbush!

Welcome to DU!
:hi:

Glad to see you're supporting the candidate who stands for REAL change! :patriot:

[jenmarie]

185. He's my 2nd choice

My first choice (Clark) isn't in the race yet, and if he doesn't get in, it'll be Kucinich for me!

[Bluzmann57]

187. As of today, I plan to caucus for him

Even though he has no organization here in Iowa. I am attempting to spread the word though. ASs are a few others.

[Senator]

188. check

[Enthusiast]

189. I might.......nt

[Sherman A1]

190. Add me to the list

so there is one more... Are you keeping a total?:hi:

[pauldp]

191. here here. nt

[Jim Lane]

192. Voted for Kucinich in 2004. As for 2008....

If the primary were held today I'd vote for him.

It's possible, though, that by the time of my primary, the campaign will be down to only two candidates who have a realistic chance of being nominated. If, as is likely, the two are Hillary and someone else, I'll vote for the someone else.

[MrSlayer]

193. I voted for him in 2004. I'll vote for him this time.

Unless Clark is there or Gore.

[justinaforjustice]

194. Kucinich Has Great Policies-- and He Has My Vote. nt.

[toymachines]

195. yo

he is the one

[tencats]

196. I vote Dennis Kucinich

DK all the way.

[Steven_S]

197. no doubt...

I voted for him last time in NY, and this time as well.

[poverlay]

199. Undoubtedly...nt

[bjobotts]

200. Kucinich/Edwards '08. Kucinich is all around THE best candidate

Count me in. Making it a point to vote him the nominee along with many of my friends who don't visit this site.

[NotGivingUp]

201. You can count me in! n/t

[Highway61]

202. I am!!! n/t

[lvx35]

203. Probably me, just to send a message.

If he was neck and neck with the front runner, I would consider this more closely, but that's not likely to happen.

[Jersey Ginny]

204. He's got my vote

I like what I hear. I also like Richardson, but Kusinich has really caught my eye (and vote!)

[bleever]

206. I expect to vote for him in the primary.

His excellent performance in the debates has solidified that.

[New Earth]

209. yay

:hi:

me too :D

[bleever]

212. You go, girl.

Sorry; is that too "Nineties"?

:) :hi:

[Skittles]

207. me

he most closely mirrors my ideals

[AlecBGreen]

208. right here!

:hi:

[GreenArrow]

210. yep

.

[BattyDem]

211. I am (and so is my mother) ... unless Gore gets in the race.

After the AFL-CIO debate, I decided that I would vote for Kucinich in the primary. At the moment, he is the only candidate who seems to care more about people than politics and more about country than corporations. (Yes, I believe Edwards cares ... but I trust Kucinich more.) I like certain things about Clinton, Obama and Edwards ... but I like everything about Dennis. B-)

My mother didn't know anything about Kucinich. She heard me mention his name a few times, but she never saw him or heard him speak. She watched the AFL-CIO debate with me and she said, "I want that guy!" :-)

Of course, we both love Al Gore, so if he decides to run, he will get our votes in the primary ... but right now, those votes belong to Dennis. :D


On edit: You know ... my mother wasn't familiar with Dennis Kucinich at all. However, she saw him in one debate and he won her over. Imagine how many people he could win over if the debates were truly designed to allow the voters to get to know EVERY candidate so that they could make an informed choice at the polls. Most of these debates separate the candidates into two tiers, which makes no sense because the whole point of a primary is to allow voters to decide who the "top tier" candidates are. The way things are, it's the media who makes those decisions. :-(

[Karmadillo]

215. Me

Although I think Clinton will be more liberal than some DUers suspect, so if it's really close in my state and the outcome matters...

[burrowowl]

216. Me!

I campaigned for him last time and we are going at it again.
I havechanged registration from Green to Dem from Dem to Grenn and now from Green to Dem.
I am an election judge and changing back to Dem will mean I'll be sent to hell and gone to preside.
Greens are always popular to balance the judges and clerks at precincts.

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

217. Yo. n/t

[treestar]

218. Yes.

I think "unelectable" lets the Repukes set the terms.

They're the ones with the shallow and stupid terms.

[cleveramerican]

219. not in a million years

just too quirky for me.

although i do like it when he talks about starshine and moonbeams.

[MadHound]

220. Yeah, darn those quirky notions,

Like actually ending the war, and not selling out to Corporate America:eyes: Then there is that really quirky notion, actually doing what the people of America want done, you know, things like ending NAFTA and instituting UHC.

Frankly, if that's quirky, I'll take it anyday over the corporate friendly actions of Hillary and the rest, twice on Sundays.

[bobthedrummer]

222. Is impeachment "quirky" too-is that forever off your table? n/t

[cleveramerican]

223. not only mine

but most elected Democrats as well, and for good reason.I've got no patience for wasted effort. I think the priority should be advancing our agenda. Thats where our efforts should go.


try not to be too thin skinned about this.
I like the guy and I'm glad he's in the race.
I like the direction he pushes the debate.
Anyone who thinks he has a snowballs chance in hell is just deluded.


Of course I could be wrong.

[bobthedrummer]

224. That isn't going to affect my vote for DK, nor demand for impeachment.

I'm curious as to what "our agenda" is that you mentioned though, as an independent voter that has worked for Democratic candidates and campaigns since 1968 and was active in many programs (especially civil rights) to advance agendas that this criminal administration has virtually reversed in just 6 years-(like Nazis) why would "most elected Democrats" capitulate to that?

Dennis doesn't, he's been consistent about that even when it took him out of politics for years. And he is a loyal Democrat. He's got my vote, again, and my grass roots abilities especially when it comes to removing these criminals and traitors from offices that they were installed in via corruption.

Restoring our Constitution, Bill of Rights and accountability under law is not a "wasted effort" and I'll NGU on that.

IMPEACH CHENEY FIRST.

[cleveramerican]

226. Looking forward is not capitulating.

Our Agenda is: pull a rabbit out of a hat in Iraq.Pull a rabbit out of a hat on Healthcare. and of course do those two without throwing the economy into the crapper.


There's plenty of work to be done, the time for impeachment talk is past.

Its time to put shoulder to the wheel and actually come up with some solutions.

[bobthedrummer]

228. What an agenda-that sounds like "magical thinking". Impeach Cheney First. eom

[CreekDog]

235. You could be wrong, which is more than anyone else here

is willing to admit.

[Norrin Radd]

221. I shall.

[NoSheep]

227. I am.

[CreekDog]

229. me to

vote for somebody else

:)

[AZBlue]

236. I just wanted to interrupt and say that I'm impressed by the number of yeses.

(I don't have a candidate yet)

[The Sushi Bandit]

239. me

[Desertrose]

240. me, too

:)

[bobthedrummer]

241. .