Dennis Kucinich, Afghanistan, the Environment, Control of the Political Process
Dennis Kucinich sends an important message concerning Afghanistan, the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and the influence of corporate money on federal elections.
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End the war now! My Congressman won’t do it!
Maybe Obama can give you a ride in Airforce one and change your mind. People have to purchase Fascist healthcare now…
I want world peace Dennis!! Who attacked the well??? our gov??? es we need a new diredtion! Carbon tax ain’t the answer
We keep calling the government in Afghanistan corrupt. It’s America that’s corrupt why can’t you say it Dennis. It’s the American greed and corruption which is keeping the wars going. Peace isn’t coming Dennis. It’s more war that’s coming. More war in the Mid-east, and new war in South America. The corrupt corporations own the House and Senate, they own the Executive and the Supreme Court. It’s the elites or us. We are going to have to take back our country from the deluded and the corrupt.
I think our military is advanced enough to end major wars and troop deployments. In the 21st century we should concentrate on diplomacy and a policy of containment with occasional strikes by drones and fighter jets. Bill Clinton was able to keep Saddam Hussein in check with bombs so why can’t we do it now?
@Rustyshackleford08
I think you mean “another ride in AirForce 1″
We’ve seen this man fold before
I just wonder who he thinks he’s pandering to now
Hey Dennis, speech has to be convincing to be effective. Why are you so scared of free speech from some classes of people being heard?
Is your message that We the People aren’t capable of making decisions for ourselves?
Dennis,
You have my support. I feel less safe now than I did right after 9/11. Fear of unemployment, desperate citizens facing homelessness, crumbling inferstructure. Down right scared of the destruction of the middle class. We are soon to have no control of government.
Dennis,
You have my support. I feel less safe now than I did right after 9/11. Fear of unemployment, desperate citizens facing homelessness, crumbling inferstructure. Down right scared of the destruction of the middle class. We are soon to have no control of government.
Dennis,
You have my support. I feel less safe now than I did right after 9/11. Fear of unemployment, desperate citizens facing homelessness, crumbling inferstructure. Down right scared of the destruction of the middle class. We are soon to have no control of government.
Dennis,
You have my support. I feel less safe now than I did right after 9/11. Fear of unemployment, desperate citizens facing homelessness, crumbling inferstructure. Down right scared of the destruction of the middle class. We are soon to have no control of government.
Dennis,
You have my support. I feel less safe now than I did right after 9/11. Fear of unemployment, desperate citizens facing homelessness, crumbling inferstructure. Down right scared of the destruction of the middle class. We are soon to have no control of government.
Dennis,
You have my support. I have more fear then I had right after 9/11. I fear unemployment, the destruction of the middle class. I fear citizens that are desperate due to loss of jobs, and homelessness. I fear the loss of the economy of the gulf region, when we have most of the wealth generation from manufacturing gone. Big money has already made Washington unresponsive to the needs of the middle class. It will only get worse.
Go! Dennis, I got your back.
Dennis,
Your hard work, efforts and true respect for the Constitution are unequaled in Congress. The American poeple are always your first concern (Iraq, TARP, etc.)
Thank you so much for really caring for America and trying to get us back on the path to becoming a strong country through sensible spending and actions.
Jim
“the tremendous influence of corporations that has now been sanctioned by the United States Supreme Court…” And how did that happen? Looks to me like activist judges, appointed by Bush and the republicans controlling congress, said, “Screw average Americans, only the rich deserve to be heard!” Remember that people; Republicans will sell you and your children to the corporations. Go Dennis!
Slow-walking the war at a billion $ a month…That’s one EXPENSIVE slow-walk!
I may live in Texas’ 1st Congressional District, but Dennis is MY Congressman!
Dennis you could use some lighting in your videos, but I’m totally in agreement with your point of view!! Keep doing the good work!
I’ve talked with high ranking military who have been serving in Afghanistan, and they all say that the majority of them want to go back home. That America is just wasting their men there. They said that it was ok when Bush sent them because they were after Bin Laden & Al-Qaeda, but not there is nothing to do with all these tribes. They hate Obama for keep running this war and keep them in the desert (like they say). Only people who are clueless support this war. Our NATO allies are also fed up
@agitcam The next wars will be in Africa. South America doesn’t have anything we want. Getting off OIL and fossil fuels would go a long way to stopping these stupid wars. Push for it!