Kucinich's Antiwar Bid
by John Nichols
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Three days after he sued the President to force a Congressional vote on whether to attack Iraq, and one day after hundreds of thousands of antiwar demonstrators in New York cheered his call to turn the tide toward peace, Congressional Progressive Caucus chair Dennis Kucinich was addressing a more down-to-earth issue at the Cedar Rapids Public Library. "It's K-u-c-i-n-i-c-h," he told seventy Linn County Democrats gathered to hear the first speech of the Ohio Congressman's bid for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination.
Kucinich may lack the name recognition enjoyed by more centrist contenders, but in the crowded Iowa primary Kucinich found there still might be room for a candidate who says without blushing...(Full Story)
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