I’ve heard that a lot of Democrats are dissatisfied with Kerry, but this is definately unexpected.

Posted by: HullBreach at June 8, 2004 08:53 AM

DK finally got a date. You don’t expect him to quit now? He might get another. A demonrat that doesn’t smoke and carries cigars with him. You figure it out.

Posted by: ableiter at June 8, 2004 09:58 AM

Yep he’s still at it. No hope in hell for the presidential election, obviously. But the point of this, at least I hope—lest my campaign donation be wasted, is to bolster an upcoming Senatorial bid.

ok, ep2k

Posted by: elvispresley2k at June 8, 2004 10:19 AM

I think he’s pretty much a flake, but as a sincere flake who believes and is committed to the points he campaigns on I respect him. It will be curious if he will have any pull and say at the convention. While he seems committed to the Democrat party, I wonder how many of his hard-core anti-war supporters will go over to Nader if Kerry espouses a strong Iraq engagement policy. It certainly puts him in a hard place, having to choose appeal to hard-core constituency or courting independent cross-over voters.

Posted by: submandave at June 8, 2004 11:55 AM

Sadly, I live but two districts over from this nitwit. All the solid safe seats of the peace love drugs woodstock fringe of the democratic party in Ohio seem to live close to cleveland and the lake.

And Dennis is, alas, simply the role model for some of the others. I used to live in the district of Sherrod Brown, who never heard a lefty slogan he didn’t like.

And the of course there’s the absolutely classless Stephanie Tubbs-Jones who is living proof that a person can in fact be educated beyond thier intelligence. A real paradox, this one and an embarrassment.

Now I live in the District of Marcy Kaptor. Never heard of her? Not surprising, she’s a party line democrat who keeps her nose clean and only introduces legislation designed to circumvent the environmental rules that make it difficult for manufacturing in her district. not a complete WOMBAT but still a vote for the left side of the aisle.

There is a tradition in Cleveland: each former mayor has his portrait painted and hung in the hallways. Everybody but Dennis. Nobody would donate the money it would take to make this happen, Shocking, no? It’s finally getting done but years and years too late.

Posted by: skip at June 8, 2004 05:00 PM

Denny Kucinich?

Man o man - I mean, what kind of moron looks at J Freakin’ Kerry, listens to him caterwaul, investigates his voting record in the senate, etc, etc and says

“Nope! NOT CRAZY ENOUGH!”

Answer me that…

Posted by: mojo at June 8, 2004 05:04 PM

Mojo: anybody who vote for Dean in the primaries

Posted by: skip at June 8, 2004 05:15 PM

The Father Twilight ones you mean?

Posted by: leaddog2 at June 8, 2004 06:53 PM

” DONT BOGART THAT…. MY FREIND PASS IT OVER TO ME; ALL MY FREINDS THEY DRIVE…..
WORKED HARD ALL MY LIFE AND NO HELP FROM MY …..”

Posted by: Rob..NC at June 8, 2004 09:54 PM

I seriously considered photographing all the houses in Portland that had Kucinich signs on the lawn and recording the addresses. I figured that there was a killing to be made on Real Estate after the competancy hearings declared the owners a danger to themselves.

Posted by: Patrick Lasswell at June 10, 2004 01:59 PM