So you think KuCiNiCh supports the CONSTITUTION? Think again.

Nope, I'd never vote for Kucinich. But he's welcome to join a coalition publicity effort.

I think we need to move forward on two fronts: (1) a Big Tent pro-civil liberties agenda, and (2) a more tightly focused constitutionalist agenda.

A third agenda would be a "getting someone elected President" agenda, which, ironically is where this movement came from, but we aren't making much progress in that direction now.

SUPPORT OUR FOUNDERS' AMERICA
Support the Constitution of the United States

Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich both want to stop the war and fight
for lost civl liberties.

Why can't we all use each other in the fight to stop the war, regain
our civil liberties, and get our military out of foreign countries?

Same goes for Cynthia McKinney.

We use our supporters, Dennis's supporters, and Cynthia
McKinney's supporters.

We keep building brigades. Adding leaders. Each general (leader)
guides her/his brigade.

I believe McKinney and Kucinich are closet libertarian leaners.

That "Demon-crats" are on the "tricky side", but of course, don't leave out the "Non-Republic"-cans.

Anyway, I don't know much about Kucinich and I'm not gonna study his actions now, only when they come up do I take a look.

Both Political Parties can be utterly abolished as far as I'm concerned, start over!
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The ones who tried to pass "the most ignorant of legislation", "Amnesty", and now the ones who sold "Our Rights" down the toilet with the "Patriot Act(s), "These Are The Traitors"!

Dennis Kucinich asked about Ron Paul
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=py8cXlLyX18

Watch this, and then explain what would be gained by attacking Kucinich? Keep in mind, Ron Paul has said something somewhat similar to what Kucinich said about Ron Paul.

The point here is that Kucinich isn't the issue we need to be focused on. A lot of people who supported Kucinich donated to and supported Ron Paul because Ron Paul was doing better. We would be losing support, not gaining any, by attacking Kuncinch.

I disagree with (many of) Kucinich's policies just as much if not more than anyone else here, but there is nothing to gain from this battle. Would Ron Paul go after Kucinich? Why should we?

By the way, if I remember correctly, Ron Paul came in 2nd place in a Dem straw poll in California, right behind Kucinich. Choose your battles wisely.

Disarming the citizen happened during the Martial Law period under ex-strongman/president Marcos until now in the Philippines. General perception is that crimes are generally committed by the military or paramilitary and police and their friends.

RE Kucinich, I wonder if he mentions the constitution a lot, surely he must know about the 2nd amendment.

One would think that a would be criminal would be more careful if the society is armed--hence an armed citizen is a deterent to crime. Even would be road ragers would think twice if they are not sure if the other party also carries firearms.

Where was Kucinich when Ron Paul singly voted against provoking China with human rights charges.
http://www.campaignforliberty.com/blog/?p=270

A recent study indicates that many perpetrators of murder had histories of mental illness. ...

Bush & Cheney's Mental Illness

What are the specific illnesses of Bush and Cheney?

What is the evidence that they are ill?

What are the delusions that make them think the use of nuclear weapons in Iran will help them? *

Bush: The most deceitful, immature, delusional and dangerous President in American history

Bush, a narcissistic Mama’s Boy, suffers from megalo-mania which causes him to behave like an adolescent who will listen to no one, but follows his intuition with the false Messianic certitude of a sleepwalker until he comes to the edge of the precipice in Iraq from which there is no escape, causing his personality to unravel, and in his panic unleash even more destructive forces, like invading Iran with nuclear weapons, resulting in the already destructive forces to rush headlong to their final tragic destruction, as they are now in Operation Darius.

Mankind’s only hope is the emergence of a conscious and responsible citizenry to channel the released forces and Operation Darius, stop them and civilize them.

Emotionally, Bush is still a child, a Mama’s Boy, at best a 14-year-old adolescent whose life has always been nothing but fantasies and delusions driven by a Messianic complex. From early childhood, Bush’s mother always called him, “The Chosen One.”

(See Barbara Bush’s comment at the sermon that Bush was to save the world.)

Bush’s close friend and Cabinet Member, Don Evans, has said “Bush knows that we’re all here to serve a greater calling … he understands that he is the one person in the country, in this case, really the one person in the world, who has the responsibility to protect and defend freedom.”

Bush has an infinitely deep inferiority complex and equally deep feeling of impotency, not being the man his father was. Bush overcompensates these overpowering fears by a false sense of superiority and bravado. His speech filled with endless bravado and “mano a’mano” statements to his enemies or those who befriend his enemies “… you can’t hide, no matter where you go, we will hunt you down and kill you” – yet in over five years, backed by the greatest Army and technology the world has ever known, Bush has failed to capture Osama bin Laden, or Omar, the Head of the Taliban. Hardly the language of a mature adult, let alone the head of a great nation.

Bush thinks war is a videogame and he’s John Wayne – while thousands of American heroes and innocent Iraqi civilians are murdered, maimed and mutilated every month.

Bush’s inferiority has solid roots in reality. His incompetence has failed at everything he’s ever tried to do in his life, from school to every business he’s ever tried. Only his family and his father kept him going from one venture to another based on his father’s friends, which is why he was still an obsessive-compulsive alcoholic addict at the age of 40. The only success he ever had was when Karl Rove took over his life and made him Governor and then President. But his greatest, most visible and colossal failures were yet to come – Bush’s failure in the war in Afghanistan, his even greater failure in Iraq, and the war on terror, including the thousands of people still homeless and destitute by his incompetence and failure in Katrina.
Bush’s Extremely Dangerous Megalomania

“I’m the Commander see, I do not need to explain why I say things. That’s the interesting thing about being the President … (I) don’t feel that I owe anybody an explanation.” -- President Bush, to the National Security Council

“As President I’m no longer accountable to anyone for my actions.” -- Bush, Bob Woodward interview

“I don’t need to talk to anyone. I talk directly to the Man upstairs.” -- Bush, Press Conference

“I don’t need to go to Congress over Iran. I’m the decision-maker.” -- Bush, Interview

Behind Bush’s affable exterior, there is a powerful, but obscure delusional system that drives his behavior. Megalomania refers both to a conscious and unconscious mental attitude, as well as actual behavior.

This was written by Tom Laughlin ( Billy Jack) also a psychologist, To read all of it go to www.billyjack.com than to the left click on national movement to end war. scroll to the bottom click here for The overwhelmong evidence of Bush and Cheny's Mental Illness

" When policemen break the law there is no law, just the fight for survival"
~ Quote by Billy Jack

depressing. Peace Patriot

I think his heart is in the right place. His head and his polotics are just screwed up. Why would you think a democrat would stand for those things. They never have. The repulicans have'nt for a long time either. Even the ones that preached did'nt practice it. I know the republican creed. Does anyone know the democrats creed or if they have one?

I have to agree with quotes... just because he agrees with Ron Paul on the war, does not make him a champion of the constitution or liberty!
his voting record SUCKS!

as for me and my home, we shall worship the LORD