The race "they" (you know, "them") would never allow

[Phoebe Loosinhouse]

Kucinich against Ron Paul.

What I would give. I think they are both men of priciple with very different philosophies.

As of today, I officially reject the concept of "electability" which has led me down some garden paths before and I whole heartedly throw my support behind Kucinich. If he drops out, Edwards is my second choice.

F!@# "Electability"!!!

I think Kucinich is the bravest man in the US Congress and he has been right just about 100%. PLUS he has introduced articles of impeachment!!!

[democratsin08]

1. interesting matchup

i would like to see that myself.

[zeemike]

2. I agree with you

But they are not going to allow Edwards to run ether.
They want Clinton/ Obama to run because there is a plausible explanation for the race to be close (Clinton high negatives, Obama lack of experience not to mention being an affront to the southern white man)
Yes another "close race"is what they want to keep up the notion that this nation is divided.

[RushIsRot]

3. Dennis will get my vote for as long as he is in the race.

He's not just courageous, but he's a man of integrity. He's honest and he's not owned by any corporations.

Go Dennis!

[Yael]

4. That would be a fun one to watch

Two anti-establishment guys going after the core of the Constitution.

I am with you -- right now, I am DK in the primary and JE is my #2. These are the only two who have proposed health care plans that I can even stomach.

[Jillian]

5. Going back to those nasty threads about leaving people out of debates....

I would love to see a debate between just those two!

[Indy_Dem_Defender]

6. I would actually like to see these two in a

debate, I think it would be most interesting matchup between a Republican and Democrat going one on one in a debate.

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[tkmorris]

8. Okay........

1) Define "you people".

2) Explain how it is rational to question anyone's intelligence while simultaneously sounding like a middle-schooler trying to impress his ungifted friends at the cafeteria lunch table.