Kucinich: "I am running for President...to enable to goddess of peace to encircle..."

http://www.kucinich.net/announce-news.htm ^ | October 13, 2003 | Dennis Kucinich

[Aquinasfan]

I would nominate any gay to the Supreme Court, or lesbian or bisexual or transgendered person to the Supreme Court, as long as they were ready to uphold Roe v. Wade.

Peace in the womb, dude.

[Semper Paratus]

The dream ticket:
Wesley Clark and Dennis Kuchinich
Jules Vernes and Gaia.

[Veritas01]

I'm all for getting out of the WTO, who knows maybe he supports getting out of the U.N. haha

[onyx]

What's so funny is the that the idiot takes himself and his candidacy serious! What a "little" joke. Dang, he's annoying.

[mgc1122]

ROTFLMAO ....

[Steve_Seattle]

To reply in detail to his various proposals would be futile; the man has clearly lost his mind.

[Veritas01]

That was the only smart thing he said; other than that, I think we all agree this guy is out of his freaking mind.

[317y]

Peace in the womb, dude.

Let us not forget that Kucinich was pro-life his entire career until he decided to run for President. He also, somehow, still claims to be a Catholic.

[Izzy Dunne]

Long-winded S.O.B, isn't he?

[NEWwoman]

what about the seperation of Church and State?

Good question. Only seems to come up with saying the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools or Catholic nominees to federal courts like Miguel Estrada.

[PennsylvaniaMom]

What is this man smoking?

[Brett66]

Goddess of pizza, mmmmmm.

[arkady_renko]

So I dedicate this day to the light bearers of today and tomorrow. The children who seek hope, who seek homes, who seek our help to be lifted up, to learn how to look for the light, how to read, how to dance, how to sing, how to play, how to love...

how to escape their mother's womb intact, alive and unburned by saline solutions or ripped apart by suction machines...

God help us all from silver tongued evil-doers.

A_R

[Billthedrill]

...maybe he supports getting out of the U.N....

If he does, it's because the voices in his head have voted on the idea.

[Petronski]

I'm totally speechless.

[esopman]

Thank you for posting this!

I read through this transcript quickly and said to myself, "This has to be from 'The Onion'. This has to be a joke...?" I kept looking back to the source line to see who wrote the spoof. Alas. It's really him. This new age, giddy, psychobabble beggars the imagination. It is easy to forget just how detached from reality some of these 'Liberals' are.

Fortunately he is about 40 parsecs behind the political curve in this fair republic right now.

[Izzy Dunne]

we were the only Caucasian family living in a community of color.

My BS meter is approaching the top...

[ken5050]

He wants to give every homeless family in America a new car to sleep in, just like he did as a kid growing up...but what he realy wants is to do the same thing to the whole country that he did to Cleveland..

[Steve_Seattle]

It seems very unlikely he would support getting out of the U.N.; he endorses Kyoto, the World Criminal Court, etc., all of the internationalist, Leftist agendas.

[317y]

This is a rather long excerpt but really nails Kucinich:

http://www.catholicity.com/commentary/coyne/souper.html

Over a long political career, Kucinich maintained a near perfect pro-life voting record. As recently as last May, Kucinich press secretary, Kathie Scarrah, stated: "He absolutely believes in the sanctity of life and that life begins at conception." Then Kucinich began to think about running for President.

Less than a week after announcing his decision to explore the possibility of running for president, Kucinich wrote a letter to his local newspaper, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, wherein he publicly renounced his long held pro-life position: "I don't believe in abortion; few do. I do, however, believe in choice." In an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Kucinich goes even further; not ruling out his support for publicly funded free abortions for poor women. "I am going to continue to take a thoughtful approach, and that doesn't preclude the poor from having the government support their right to choose." Amazingly, Kucinich has been trying to make the argument that his position on this fundamental issue has not really changed. "The position I'm taking now is an expansion; it's not a reversal," Kucinich told Tim Russert on Meet the Press.

So let's get this straight. Less than a year ago, Kucinich believed that life begins at conception and that this unborn life is sacred. Now that he is running for president, Kucinich believes that the 51% of Americans who believe that abortion is homicide should be compelled to pay for free abortions for poor women. So much for "choice," Americans, you are going to pay for other people's free abortions even if you think they are committing homicide.

To confound matters further, Kucinich also says he wants to promote policies that will reduce the number of abortions. But of course, free abortions for poor women are not going to decrease the number of abortions. What's next? Free cigarettes for the poor in an effort to reduce smoking?