“Up with health care for all. Up with education for all. Up with home ownership. Up with guaranteed retirement benefits. Up with peace. Up with prosperity. Up with the Democratic Party. Up with Obama-Biden!” Dennis gives the most moving and exciting speech at the convention so far.

“If our government is permitted to put pressure on the people of Iraq to privatize their oil, the war will never end”, says Kucinich, as he talks about the Iraq oil privatization scheme, reasons why the United States fight in Iraq and motives why US soldiers can’t get out of there, even though soldiers from [...]

Dennis Kucinich, one of a few presidential candidates who speak truth to power, complaints about the corporate influence over the US election process after being snubbed by NBC and bashes his Democratic colleagues, Howard Dean, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, for not standing up to that influence.

Neil Cavuto asks Dennis Kucinich why he would question the integrity of the primary elections and the national elections in general. Cavuto tries to imply that it may have something to do with his support for Barack Obama who, as we know, lost in New Hampshire. Knowing Kucinich’s focus on the large issues, [...]

The Democratic presidential candidate, in light of so many voting discrepancies in New Hampshire, the public outrage that followed and the fact that the media are still unable to explain how the scientifically obtained opinions may have changed in a matter of hours without any plausible reason, asked for a recount of the New Hampshire [...]

Dennis makes use of his pocket Constitution again. His final thought is priceless, but whether Fox News viewers got the message is yet to be determined.

Dennis Kucinich, an outspoken anti-war Democratic candidate, by urging his supporters to make Barack Obama their second choice, may give the Obama camp a real boost 2 days before the Iowa caucuses. Having a democratic presidential candidate still in the race openly support his rival, may help the undecided, far-left leaning and independent voters [...]