Remember what the Republicans did to Al Gore during the unbelievable “chad” charade in 2000?

Are we now going to stand by and allow the media, i.e., Big Business, to manipulate election coverage? If so, then people won’t even be aware that the best candidate, Dennis Kucinich, is running for president in the 2008 elections?

Government of the People, for the People, by the People, not the Media. Remember?

Now. Where’s Kucinich? What will each of us do in the next 24 hours to support him?

It doesn’t always have to be about writing a check. Why not do some
research to become better informed about his amazing background.

Here’s a teaser: The Kucinich family was homeless for awhile and they lived in a car.

In the 70s, people taunted Kucinich when he ran for mayor of Cleveland in his early 30s. Well, he ignored them, campaigned, and won.

“Dennis Who?” helped turn the nearly bankrupt city around, and cleaned up Lake Erie, a dying cesspool,
when he became mayor.

Do you know he’s just a little guy, maybe 5 foot four or five? Right. A veritable Mighty Mouse.

He prays and meditates and truly believes that someday there will be world peace, and we won’t need to kill everyone off to achieve it.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer ran a terrific piece on Kucinich and his fiance about three years ago. It’s a fascinating look at the man.

Find other credible sources to learn about his work as a senator. Then, when you’re having a conversation about the candidates, you’ll be able to talk in an informed–and persuasive– fashion about
Dennis Kucinich.

There’s nothing quite like grass roots and word of mouth to ensure that America remains of, for and by the People.

He had his candidacy and more importantly his ideas, killed in much the same way Kucinich’s currently are— media manipulation– albeit in a different way.

I’m not comparing their respective viability here, because clearly early on Dean was a shining star and totally “valid” and viable. What I am addressing is the MSM efforts to manipulate the elections by whatever means possible, which would of course, require tailoring their strategy and tactics to a given candidate.

I knew Dean was toast before the first primary vote was cast– it was only questions as to the when and how. Why might you ask? It was simple really— he appeared on Hardball like a week or two before those votes were cast, talking about how his first actions as pres would be to as I recall, resurrect the Fairness doctrine, and revisit one of the worst things BC signed into law, the Telecommunications Act of 1996— expressing a clear intent and goal of breaking the conglomerates up, and reducing their market shares in any given market are. As if his anti-war message (that the media conglomerates he was going to attack had what, no interests in) wasn’t enough, he was foolish enough to let Goliath know that the rock was coming.

If you don’t know the rest of the story, you’re on the wrong board.

Kucinich is currently, as Dean was then, the biggest voice for real and substantive change, so it comes as no surprise to me that our “liberal” MS media is going to do whatever they can, to shuffle him off the stage and effectively silence him, asap.

Those that wanna buy all the pretext offered up about his lack of viability and whatnot at this point, are more than welcome to, but imo, to argue that orchestration by the MSM to muzzle him asap isn’t at least part of what is going on here, is ridiculous.

If it plays ANY part at all, then there’s a very valid argument for his inclusion to be found in that.