Mandy wrote:CNN etc are doing their best to not mention Ron Paul, even when he is winning on web poles .
Web polls mean nothing. Paul barely registers on proper polls. He's a libertarian scumbag that would turn the US into a sweatshop. He's the most capitalist bastard of anybody on either side of the Republicrat divide.
Kucinich is much better. He's Paul without the mindless capitulation to big business.
yeah i was interested in what the differences are, what is it that makes the difference between gravel or kucinich ... not that i think gravel stands any chance at all unfortunately, at least ron paul has a grassroots movement supporting him ... they raised a million on the web site in a few days
is kucinich talking about taking on the federal reserve and irs?
Political pragmatism is a controversial issue. Despite Mike Gravel being the one apparently closest to my views, I would, if allowed, vote Ron Paul on purely pragmatic grounds ("tactical voting") since he would be the one most likely to shake the existing establishment.
i've caught a few interviews and things with him recently, i like him - he talks a lot of sense. its great to hear an american politican talking honestly - theres not many others who would bring up the million iraqi deaths and that america ( and britain ) should be paying reparations to iraq.
have you seen recently though the media dissing him because he saw a ufo?
i've not followed him as closely as ron paul, but he seems to be having similar trouble getting decent coverage ( unsurprisingly, unfortunately ) - but like paul seem to be gaining support;
Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich goes into tonight’s Democratic Presidential debate riding a wave of positive polling results that put him in fourth place nationally, second in a major California straw poll, and leading among declared Democrats in an online survey sponsored by Democracy for America.
She looks a fiery temptress for sure, but there's more than a hint of photoshop in that pic - the blurred line of her shoulder and the the position of her hands seem wrong.
Still, I was quite impressed with the video - though admittedly he struck me more as a valuable adviser than a leader.
