LoZoccolo
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Thu Oct-04-07 11:57 AM
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Kucinich supporters: what are Dennis' flaws? |
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It's OK to admit that your candidate has flaws. What are Dennis Kucinich's flaws?
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:00 PM
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1. He doesn't have $70 million. |
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:02 PM
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2. He prefers Oasis to the Beatles |
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:21 PM
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8. Who are the Beatles? n/t |
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:04 PM
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:04 PM
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4. He is a loner in Congress n/t |
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:06 PM
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5. Sometimes he takes principal over pragmatics too far. |
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Edited on Thu Oct-04-07 12:08 PM by rucky
and he doesn't poll well.
and you are so predictable.
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:06 PM
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6. He can't get people like Rupert Murdoch to hold fundraisers for him. n/t |
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:10 PM
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7. He Voted AGAINST the s-chip bill |
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Before the bush veto... I'll say it again K Voted against Kids.
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:29 PM
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9. The basis for most of his beliefs seems to me to come from a "religious" |
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orientation and I have a knee-jerk distrust of faith-based philosophies. And every once in a while, those beliefs seem to lead him in a direction I find uncomfortable. But he is so much better on the issues (from my perspective) than anyone else on the big political stage that I am willing to risk a leap of faith with him. It would be nice to see DK compete with the other candidates on an equal (media & money) basis where their stands on the issues were the only deciding factor. But that will never happen so we are left with an underdog campaign.
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:39 PM
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10. He hasn't been appointed chair of significant committees... which really isn't |
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... a fault, so much as it is an indication of how he didn't boot lick and wheel / deal enough to rise to that level.
Isn't boot licking a sign of strength these days? :think:
Oh, yes, and he's not tall enough according to the height charts across America.
Isn't height a sign of strength these days? :think:
Yes, and he decided to take his own health into his own hands to reduce inflamation by eating differently, And, um, he actually looked at the cost of goods and outcome of Medicare and proposed a system that no body wants as the model of universal health care.
Doesn't every person with Medicare just want to give it up for something better? :think:
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:44 PM
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12. "Isn't boot licking a sign of strength these days?" |
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LOL ~ I have a feeling bootlickin' is the #1 profession in DC!
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:49 PM
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13. He can be pretty damned self-righteous at times |
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...but when it's crunch time, he almost always does what he was elected for-represent his peeps.
I don't think he has a fart's chance in a tornado of winning the nod, but even if he doesn't, we want to broaden the platform, make the tent bigger. More votes for DK will do that, without weakening the eventual nominee.
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