Kucinich indicates willingness to be deciding vote against healthcare

[MainelyJersey]

Originally Posted by sickofnyc

The first link is from 03/09/10. I posted the second link to show that he has always stood his ground concerning health care reform. Got it now? Good.

And you understand that since then, he's been the recipient of a one-to-one with Obama, complete with a kiddie ride on Air Force One.

So lets see if he's still standing his ground when push comes to shove.

Got that? Good.

[ovcatto]

Originally Posted by kovert

And neither did Mass.

And history will repeat itself for those that are still suffer the delusion that the base can be taken for granted.

Well if the "base" which I am most certainly a part of having spent a lot of damned free time working on the campaign, is as stupid as Kucinich or the teabaggers, then they get what they deserve which will be nothing.

PS - If memory serves me right Kucinich proposed the most radical healthcare reforms as the centerpiece of his campaign. Would you remind me of how "the base" rewarded his proffer?

Standing on principle is all fine and good and I believe that the captain of the Titanic stood on his principles as well. How did that work out?

[FinkieMcGee]

Originally Posted by ovcatto

Kucinich like Nader remind of why the left has never been in positions of leadership.

In other words: there is no left voice in America. Only the far right and the center right.

Everyone else is a lunatic.

[MainelyJersey]

Note to all of those commending Kucinich on his backbone...

he sold out.