"Every liberal who ran for president the last 2 terms ALSO voted for the war."
More stupidity from the jzpukeus...
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"I didn't just vote against the war, I shared an in-depth analysis with Members of Congress that I wrote in October 2002, after reviewing intelligence reports," Kucinich said.
"The information that Senator Clinton said she was lacking was available to anyone who wanted to see it," said Kucinich, who ran 7 points ahead of Clinton in the Moveon poll released last week. "Now that she and all the others who voted incorrectly know what they didn't know then, they are still voting the wrong way," Kucinich stated, referring to votes on war funding.
Kucinich also talked about Senator Obama's presidential campaign, where Senator Obama claims to have opposed the war from the start and implies that, if he had been in the Senate at the time, he would have voted against it. "Senator Obama has a 100 percent record of voting for funding the war in Iraq, as does Senator Clinton," Kucinich said.
Last month, in under a week, the Democrats appropriated $97 billion in supplemental funds for the war and approved the 2008 Bush budget, which not only budgeted $145 billion for the war in 2008, but allocated an additional $50 billion for 2009.
"So much for Democratic timelines," Kucinich observed. "This war needs to end now, and Democrats should stop funding it now. The money's in the pipeline now to bring the troops home, and I've written legislation, HR 1234, to begin a process to stabilize Iraq as the U.S. troops leave."
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Kucinich, the only candidate who has consistently voted against the invasion of Iraq and the funding of the occupation, noted, "Their lack of good judgment raises questions not only about their ability to win in November of 2008, but also about whether they have the good judgment, foresight, and independence necessary to be President of the United States."
http://kucinich.us/node/4287
More stupidity from the jzpukeus...
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"I didn't just vote against the war, I shared an in-depth analysis with Members of Congress that I wrote in October 2002, after reviewing intelligence reports," Kucinich said.
"The information that Senator Clinton said she was lacking was available to anyone who wanted to see it," said Kucinich, who ran 7 points ahead of Clinton in the Moveon poll released last week. "Now that she and all the others who voted incorrectly know what they didn't know then, they are still voting the wrong way," Kucinich stated, referring to votes on war funding.
Kucinich also talked about Senator Obama's presidential campaign, where Senator Obama claims to have opposed the war from the start and implies that, if he had been in the Senate at the time, he would have voted against it. "Senator Obama has a 100 percent record of voting for funding the war in Iraq, as does Senator Clinton," Kucinich said.
Last month, in under a week, the Democrats appropriated $97 billion in supplemental funds for the war and approved the 2008 Bush budget, which not only budgeted $145 billion for the war in 2008, but allocated an additional $50 billion for 2009.
"So much for Democratic timelines," Kucinich observed. "This war needs to end now, and Democrats should stop funding it now. The money's in the pipeline now to bring the troops home, and I've written legislation, HR 1234, to begin a process to stabilize Iraq as the U.S. troops leave."
.
.
.
Kucinich, the only candidate who has consistently voted against the invasion of Iraq and the funding of the occupation, noted, "Their lack of good judgment raises questions not only about their ability to win in November of 2008, but also about whether they have the good judgment, foresight, and independence necessary to be President of the United States."
http://kucinich.us/node/4287