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VOTED AGAINST WAR/CONTINUED WAR IN IRAQ NO NO YES NO
VOTED AGAINST FUNDS FOR WAR WITH IRAN NO NO YES NO
WOULD BOMB INNOCENT CIVILANS ON TIP
YES YES NO YES
OSAMA WAS AT THAT LOCATION (3rd debate)
www.dennis4president.com
DENNIS KUCINICH: THE REAL PEACE CANDIDATE
ISSUE CLINTON EDWARDS KUCINICH OBAMA
VOTED AGAINST WAR/CONTINUED WAR IN IRAQ NO NO YES NO
VOTED AGAINST FUNDS FOR WAR WITH IRAN NO NO YES NO
WOULD BOMB INNOCENT CIVILANS ON TIP
YES YES NO YES
OSAMA WAS AT THAT LOCATION (3rd debate)
www.dennis4president.com
DENNIS KUCINICH: THE REAL PEACE CANDIDATE
ISSUE CLINTON EDWARDS KUCINICH OBAMA
VOTED AGAINST WAR/CONTINUED WAR IN IRAQ NO NO YES NO
VOTED AGAINST FUNDS FOR WAR WITH IRAN NO NO YES NO
WOULD BOMB INNOCENT CIVILANS ON TIP
YES YES NO YES
OSAMA WAS AT THAT LOCATION (3rd debate)
www.dennis4president.com
Don't let the mainstream media choose our nominee!
Kucinich won the ABC Iowa debate poll twice. An official Democratic Party of Orange County
Poll added him a month late but still showed 56.7% support. Yet both removed the results from their
web pages. Polling organizations have been excluding Kucinich. Accurate polls have him as high as
79%. Polls based on the issues are an easy victory for Kucinich. By audience response he won the
AFLCIO Debate, the AllPresidents debate, the Nevada Forum, and the CNN debate, all in the face of
attempts to marginalize him. A nextpresidentofusa.com poll showed Kucinich:78% from 20,800
participants. Even on conservative Democraticunderground.com Dennis won 52%.
To questions the electability of the most popular candidate, Dennis Kucinich, is to doubt the will
and capability of the voters. Convincing people that they have no choice but to vote for the lesser of
two evils is the name of the game in corporate controlled elections. But in elections, people, not
networks, have the vote. They may be in for a surprise in 2008 www.dennis4president.com
Don't let the mainstream media choose our nominee!
Kucinich won the ABC Iowa debate poll twice. An official Democratic Party of Orange County
Poll added him a month late but still showed 56.7% support. Yet both removed the results from their
web pages. Polling organizations have been excluding Kucinich. Accurate polls have him as high as
79%. Polls based on the issues are an easy victory for Kucinich. By audience response he won the
AFLCIO Debate, the AllPresidents debate, the Nevada Forum, and the CNN debate, all in the face of
attempts to marginalize him. A nextpresidentofusa.com poll showed Kucinich:78% from 20,800
participants. Even on conservative Democraticunderground.com Dennis won 52%.
To questions the electability of the most popular candidate, Dennis Kucinich, is to doubt the will
and capability of the voters. Convincing people that they have no choice but to vote for the lesser of
two evils is the name of the game in corporate controlled elections. But in elections, people, not
networks, have the vote. They may be in for a surprise in 2008 www.dennis4president.com
Don't let the mainstream media choose our nominee!
Kucinich won the ABC Iowa debate poll twice. An official Democratic Party of Orange County
Poll added him a month late but still showed 56.7% support. Yet both removed the results from their
web pages. Polling organizations have been excluding Kucinich. Accurate polls have him as high as
79%. Polls based on the issues are an easy victory for Kucinich. By audience response he won the
AFLCIO Debate, the AllPresidents debate, the Nevada Forum, and the CNN debate, all in the face of
attempts to marginalize him. A nextpresidentofusa.com poll showed Kucinich:78% from 20,800
participants. Even on conservative Democraticunderground.com Dennis won 52%.
To questions the electability of the most popular candidate, Dennis Kucinich, is to doubt the will
and capability of the voters. Convincing people that they have no choice but to vote for the lesser of
two evils is the name of the game in corporate controlled elections. But in elections, people, not
networks, have the vote. They may be in for a surprise in 2008 www.dennis4president.com