who is willing to loan Dennis Kucinich
the basement of one of their little used out buildings for office space.
Posted on 12/12/2007 11:18:23 AM PST by West Coast Conservative
This guy is as far from “democracy” as ethics is to bill clinton.
PING (for later viewing of pictures of his wife)
Mr. K is my favorite Democrat. I pray for multiple lightning strikes to give Dennis the Nomination.
If they do, they are wrong. It is a representative republic.
Ha HA
I don’t think that Ron Paul was the Republican’s Kucinich.
In fact I think its opposite. Kooky is the Democrats far left voice. So in order for Paul fill Kooky’s spot for the Republicans, Paul would have to be the far right voice....which he is not.
HOWEVER.....if you are saying that they are both the raving lunatics of the parties, tolerated by the grownups just to be fair, then yes, I agree.
...this may keep me from the ring?
Kuncinich didn’t get a hotel room for the DNCC in Boston. The deadbeat actually crashed at the WRKO studios in Allston.
the leading voice of the Democratic wing of the Democratic PartyROTFLMAO!
Nonsense. Ron Paul and Dennis have quite different views.Not on defending America from the Jihadists they don't. They're both down on their knees, side by side, liking Jihadist boots.
Oh, yeah, Shirley McLane's friend. The guy who married his granddaughter's best friend.
Perhaps more truth than you knew at the time. Check out this post: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1938491/posts?page=24#24.
But the Des Moines Register added Keyes to the GOP debate today even though he doesn’t meet their criteria and hasn’t been in any earlier debates this year! The pathetic moderator for the GOP debate was the Register’s editor and she’s likely the one responsible for both decisions. Frank Lunz asked his panel for a one word description of her performance. None found the corrrect answer, “Hillary.”
I knew someone would have to say it. Good 'ol FR.
The Dems eating their own again.
Its funny that the media blames it on the media.
He does nothing that even resembles being productive. He simply stirs up people with accusations, makes promises he never keeps, and then blames everything on someone else.
The one thing he is very good at is finding ways to get the press to cover his rants so he can get his voice heard and build name recognition.
This will probably serve his goals better than actually taking part in the debate, though it would probably be ideal for him if they relent and allow him to participate after bringing attention to him.
They want it to be one.
What is Sean Penn going to do about this?
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