I support Kucinich's words 100 percent, eh, or nearly so. He has to know impeachment won't go thru. The democrates continue to fund the war and bring it up for vote when they have teh control of the floor. Kucinich during one debate was asked would he back who ever the party nominated, he said only if they were against the war. He has asked his followers to back Obama, who in his speech in St. Louis said he is for a strong military, most people do not know what that intails. He is for protecting Americas interests around the globe, he will not be so dictator like in his actions as Bush. But the major money behind both Clinton and Obama speaks volumes. Corparate global interests will be protected. Kucinich was anti war last time yet he endorsed Kerry definately a pro war canidate. I seriously question Kucinich's sincerity or is he a mouth piece to keep the left movement from moving more left. As long as people think they have a voice or are being represented, then they accept the process, which stays centrist. As we are told that is what and how the american people are, and afraid of drastic change, so only a middle man can get in. Really? Listen to the words of John Kennedy's inaugural address, and to what he is saying. Those are not centrist ideas, nor were his brothers. Examining the military industrial complexes corporate ties and globalization, one sees the need for party control on both sides of the isle. Diane Fienstiens husband, major in leading corp. for production of military weapons. One of Obama's major contributors medical and pharmaceutical corps. Try as I may not to get into this election, I am pulled. Only hoping to at least stop the genocide in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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