Experts
Dennis Kucinich
US Representative, Ohio (D)
"The two-party system is really a one-party system," Kucinich says. Read More
Education is a personal right in a democratic society. Read More
Kucinich talks about frustrations with the Democractic Party over health care and with the Republicans over the Patriot Act. Read More
Corn is for feeding people, Kucinich says. Read More
Dennis Kucinich says he is an underdog running to win. Read More
For health and vitality. Read More
Kucinich wants America to be loved again. Read More
How would we view a country that killed 12 million Americans? Read More
Dennis Kucinich wonders where is our conscience. Read More
The answer is in full employment, Dennis Kucinich says. Read More
Kucinich sounds off on the problems of globalization. Read More
There should be no guarantees that a state should keep their status if they exclude candidates from debates, Dennis Kucinich says. Read More
Dennis Kucinich wonders if we moving toward fascism. Read More
Build it and they will come, Dennis Kucinich says. Read More
A different line-up is needed Dennis Kucinich emphasizes. Read More
The system is working, but for whom, Dennis Kucinich questions? Read More
Sleeping in cars teaches you a thing or two about compassion, Dennis Kucinich says. Read More
About Dennis Kucinich
Dennis Kucinich is a Democratic congressman and presidential also-ran. Kucinich graduated from Case Western Reserve University in 1973 with a BA and an MA in speech and communication. He began his political career early: he was elected to the Cleveland City Council at 23, and became mayor in 1977 at the age of 31. After spending much of the 1980's out of government, Kucinich was elected to Congress in 1996; he is currently in his sixth term. In Congress, Kucinich has a staunchly liberal and anti-war record. He is a strong advocate of national health care, clean energy, and an immediate withdrawal of American troops from Iraq. Kucinich even brought articles of impeachment against Vice-President Dick Cheney, though the bill was killed before it could reach the House floor. Kucinich first ran for president in 2004; he ran again in 2008. In 2003, he received the Gandhi Peace Award, bestowed by the Quaker organization Promoting Enduring Peace. Kucinich is the author of a memoir, The Courage to Survive, as well as a collection of speeches, A Prayer for America.