Congressman Dennis Kucinich
Representative Dennis Kucinich is from the 10th District of Ohio. Kucinich is a member of the Democratic Party. Dennis Kucinich serves on the Education and the Workforce Committee and the Government Reform Committee.
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Congressman Dennis Kucinich
Congressman Kucinich addresses vote on H.R. 3962 While the political process in Washington suffers through its grotesque pantomime on health care, let us prepare our neighborhoods, our communities, our states for the eventual triumph of single payer health care...
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U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich lasted less than 24 hours as headliner for the Palm Beach County Democratic Party's annual fundraising dinner after some of the party's elected officials blasted the Ohio Democrat's stance on Israel and threatened to skip ...
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- Palm Beach County Dems axe Ohio Rep. Kucinich as event headliner days after... (palmbeachpost.com)
by Lee StranahanThere were plenty of cowardly votes in the House last night but
there was only one truly brave one. The unsung hero of the night was
Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich. Despite enormous pressure to
support H.R. 3962, Rep. Kucinich did the right thing and voted 'no'.
Unlike the Blue Dog votes against the bill, he did it for all the right
reasons.
In a principled and practical statement,
Rep. Kucinich said what a growing number...
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Cleveland Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich has withdrawn as keynote speaker for a Democratic Party fundraising dinner in Palm Beach County, Florida, after several elected officials said they objected to his positions on Israel. Kucinich has frequently ...
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- Rep. Dennis Kucinich: Standing Against the 'Wrong is Right' Goldstone... (huffingtonpost.com)
by Marcia AngellWell, the House health reform bill -- known to Republicans as the
Government Takeover -- finally passed after one of Congress's longer,
less enlightening debates. Two stalwarts of the single-payer movement
split their votes; John Conyers voted for it; Dennis Kucinich against.
Kucinich was right. read more
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