Would you vote for Dennis Kucinich in his 2012 congressional primary?

[LoZoccolo]

NOTE: For sake of argument, assume that you have the right to do so, even if you do not actually reside in his district.

[MineralMan]

1. Damn! I misread that as Presidential primary.

So, I voted no. I would vote for him in his congressional primary. I shall read more carefully in the future.

[LiberalFighter]

3. Me too

[Shagbark Hickory]

19. Me three.

Damn I want my friggin vote back!

[Little Star]

22. Me four.

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[Zorra]

4. I'd vote for him in the Presidential primary. nt

[Ozymanithrax]

5. Against who is he competing...

in the primary? Until I know my choices, I could not decide. Also, living in California, I would not be able to vote for him, anyway.

But, without knowing who he is running against, so I am able to determine who would be the best Congressman, I could not decide.

So, I did not answer your question.

[DCKit]

6. Hell, I'd vote for Dennis if he were running for Miss America.

Bernie Sanders too, as well as a handful of others.

[Motown_Johnny]

11. Hmm... his wife maybe.....

[NYC Liberal]

7. Yep, I would. nt

[ecstatic]

8. No. When I first saw him in 2003 I was very impressed

Little by little I started to realize how ineffective he is. He can barely hold his own on news discussion shows--he gets talked over and shouted down. I'm shocked that so many people think he'd make a great president. He hasn't accomplished anything in his decades in congress. He has a history of race baiting and he was anti-choice. He also said Ron Paul was his first choice for running mate. Right wing Ron Paul!!! Yet DK is supposed to be our liberal savior?

[David__77]

9. I've always been ambiguous on him.

He was anti-abortion rights before he changed his view. I thought the change was rather opportunist, actually, although I am pro-choice 100%. I think he is a lot better than the large majority of congressional Democrats, however. His "style" isn't that appealing to me, but he has a good basic orientation.

[Godhumor]

10. Where's the option for thinking his district might disappear?

I don't live in his district, so I don't know who would be running in the primary against him. That said, Kucinich would never have my support in an election against other more capable Democrats.

[DevonRex]

12. Fuck no, not after his little "Impeach Obama" garbage. I'll donate to any Dem running against him.

And I called his office and told him so.

[Motown_Johnny]

13. he was just on MSNBC and backed off from that

I will call it "Pulling a Beck", saying essentially:


I'm just raising the question (about Impeachment)


Then he questions the constitutionality of the War Powers Act.

He almost has a reasonable point here. If he can the the war powers act declared unconstitutional then this action would be illegal. Until then.......

[DevonRex]

14. His office refused to answer when I asked if he said it. Which means he did say it.

And he can't back off from it now. Good lord, is he a nutcase or what?

[NYC Liberal]

15. That's the thing, I said I'd vote for him, but I'd have to see who was running against him

and what the situation was. I wouldn't if I thought his opponent wouldn't do well in the general or wouldn't be good in Congress.

[DevonRex]

16. That's reasonable and good.

:hi:

[NYC Liberal]

17. Please don't alert...I know "reasonable" isn't allowed here these days!

:(

[DevonRex]

18. ROFL.

Who knew reasonableness was a bad thing?

[Union Scribe]

20. I thought primarying Dems was a sure-fire route to President Palin

and a GOP Congress?

Oh, he said something about your guy? I see. Then he must be flayed alive, obviously.

I've seen thicker skin on pudding you pack of Bieberites.

[Freddie Stubbs]

21. He is probably going to have to run against another sitting Democrat due to redistricting

[DevonRex]

23. LOL! When did Dennis become President, except in his dreams?

:rofl: