DK slamming bush/cheney on Anderson Cooper right now!

[Career Prole]

Can't wait for that transcript...he's really letting them have it.
He's also saying John Edwards will be holding Cheney accountable for all the wrong he's done tomorrow night.
DK, :yourock:

[JohnKleeb]

1. Good for him

He's good friends with Edwards so I wonder if they've talked.

[CrispyQ]

2. You can hear the crowd in the background chanting, "Kerry, Kerry!"

[donheld]

3. who the hell is DK?

maybe i'm having a brain fart, but i can't figure it out.:freak:

[comradebillyboy]

5. ditto that good buddy

who is dk


i'll guess its dennis kucinich, and then the obvious response is "who cares what dk says anymore"?

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[drdon326]

8. OUCH !!

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[DenverDem]

20. Since I can't speak frankly about your devisive rhetoric

I'll simply ask "Who cares what comradbillyboy says, ever?"

Dennis is an important leader of the Democratic party, he's supporting the ticket, and he will be an important voice in national politics for years to come.

For these reasons, I care passionately what Dennis says.

[Career Prole]

23. I dunno...I kinda liked your first response.

It was written in my native tongue! :D

[DenverDem]

24. Thanks for your support.

Too bad it's more important to be nice to agents provacateur than to state the truth.

[Cocoa]

7. I care what he says

why shouldn't people care what Dennis says?

[JohnKleeb]

12. you got me

[Placebo]

seriously, Kucinich should just shut up

we have an election to win, his opinion is pretty moot

[Career Prole]

10. And you're seriously wrong.

We're a united party. Your profile has "politics" in all caps among your interests so surely you should have noticed the whole Democratic unity thing going on by now, eh?

[JohnKleeb]

11. why?

[GreenArrow]

13. gee, who are you

Bill O Reily?

[DenverDem]

15. Dennis is supporting the ticket and his opinion is valuable.

He's helping to win the election.

What are you doing, besides pissing off the Democrats that respect Dennis?

[diamondsoul]

22. Well that was uncalled for.

And Kucinich has an election to win, too, unless you'd like to lose another Democrat in the House.

Maybe you should take a good long look and maybe a listen to this and then tell him to "shut up". **Note this has been sent to every die-hard Kucinich supporter remaining on our mailing list, and note that there are thousands of them.

http://www.kucinich.us/messages/092504-dennis.php

[blm]

14. EVERYONE should care what Dennis says. He's one of the best Congressmen

in history, and I dare say he'll become more influential in the next congress.

[goclark]

17. DK is always fighting the good fight for all of us

I will always remember him in the primary race.

He had it clear from the beginning - we need to bring the troops home. We need to get out of Iraq.

[cheshire]

19. Comrade=a close friend, that is what all Dems need to be.

[DenverDem]

21. The irony of the screen name is obvious.

Devisive rhetoric is extremely counterproductive right now. It makes on wonder what the motivation behind it is.

[blm]

4. Dennis was ABLE to speak, finally. Cooper didn't interrupt him.

When interviewers give him the room he knows how to lay down the hammer.

DANG!!!!! All our guys are just ripping.

[MrSlayer]

9. The Kooch owns these bastards.

And always has, too bad he's too sensible to be electable.

[cheshire]

16. Dems. standing together this year will give us a support we haven't had.

[Zomby Woof]

18. DK unleashed!

When he is on, he is on. Doing great work in the trenches.

[Career Prole]

25. Here's the transcript of DK with Anderson Cooper...

For those who say "Who cares what Kucinich says?", the answer is "We do" and this is why. :)

COOPER: One man who knows Ohio politics very well, Congressman Dennis Kucinich, former Democratic presidential candidate joining us tonight from Capitol Hill. Congressman Kucinich, thank you very much for being with us. Sorry you're not here in your home state.

REP. DENNIS KUCINICH (D), OHIO: Not only at my home state, but at my alma mater there, Case Western Reserve. So welcome to Cleveland. I look forward to joining you tomorrow.

COOPER: Let me ask you. You are supporting John Kerry and yet you oppose the war in Iraq. You are for gay marriages, you have been very vocal against the Patriot Act, all things which you differ with John Kerry about. Why are you still supporting him?

KUCINICH: All Democrats are uniting. First of all we realize this is George Bush's war. And we also realize about the debate tomorrow, is that this administration has not been held accountable. As a matter of fact, if you remember the debate between Senator Kerry and President Bush, President Bush has a disdain for being held accountable. Well, tomorrow John Edwards is going to hold Dick Cheney accountable on Iraq. Cheney said there was no doubt Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, nuclear capability. He kept pushing this idea that Iraq had nuclear capability. On the ties between Hussein and al Qaeda, Cheney kept pushing that. Also everyone knows he was cooking the books over at intelligence.

COOPER: Let me show you something that you actually said in reference to Senator Kerry and Senator Edwards. You said, quote, "neither Senator Kerry nor Senator Edwards would be appropriate as nominees because they supported the president on the war, said there were weapons of mass destruction, which you actually embroidered, Senator Kerry."

So do you agree with the Republicans that Senator Kerry has flip- flopped on these issues?

KUCINICH: No, listen, the fact of the matter is I led the effort in the House of Representatives in challenging the administration's rush towards war. I probably know more about that issue than most members of Congress because of my involvement, but I'll tell you this. I know that the president and the vice president were the ones who were pushing the war. They told members of Congress, look, there's no doubt there's weapons of mass destruction, there was a tie between Niger and trying to get uranium so they could sell it to Iraq, all kinds of lies were told...

COOPER: What's made you change your position that these would not be appropriate for nominees?

KUCINICH: Obviously I'm supporting Senator Kerry and Senator Edwards strongly. I think they're the far better choice, and I also believe that as America has seen in the last couple of years all the lies that have been unearthed about this administration's position in Iraq, I think every member of Congress who voted for it is doubting this administration's credibility.

COOPER: Why do you think voters continue to say that President Bush would handle the responsibilities of commander-in-chief more than John Kerry would?

KUCINICH: Well, you know that's an interesting...

COOPER: More people have faith, it seems, in President Bush in terms of the war in Iraq, the war on terror.

KUCINICH: First of all, I don't believe that, and secondly, you have to consider that most Americans -- or many Americans still think Iraq had something to do with 9/11 as a result of the Bush administration's pounding away and trying to make a connection. What I'm saying is these debates have to be about truth, it has to be about accountability. This administration has not been held accountable, except Senator Kerry made President Bush accountable in the last debate and Senator Edwards will make the vice president accountable in this debate, and I think as that happens, Americans will see that they'll be much safer with John Kerry as the next president because he's not going to get us into wars we don't need to get into. He's not going to create conditions where terrorism becomes more of a factor because of an administration's conduct of office.

COOPER: Congressman Kucinich, we appreciate you joining us tonight. Thank you for being with us.

KUCINICH: Thank you.
http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0410/04/acd.01.html