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Forget the Hillary-Barack sideshow. Everyone knows the real story is the local races of presidential dreamers Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul. There was some doubt that the two long-shot candidates could win their own districts in Ohio and Texas, respectively. Read More...
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His lawsuit against NBC was thrown out . His New Hampshire recount effort failed to uncover widespread anti-Kucinich ballot stuffing. So, Dennis Kucinich has dropped out . Correction: He’s “transitioning out of the Democratic Presidential primary race,” Read More...
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If you were watching last night's Democratic debate closely, you probably noticed that Dennis Kucinich was not there. That's because, in the hours leading up to the debate, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled that NBC did not have to allow Kucinich to participate. Read More...
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So the Nevada Supreme Court has ordered a hearing for 1:30 p.m. local time (4:30 p.m. ET) to address NBC's appeal. It will last 30 minutes, after which we'll know whether or not Dennis Kucinich will have his chance to speak truth to Brian Williams. (See Read More...
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Finally, Dennis Kucinich's What about me? debate theatrics are paying off. Initially, NBC said it would include him in tonight’s Las Vegas debate. Last week the network disinvited him, saying it was “redoing” the inclusion criteria. Kucinich promptly Read More...
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When all is said and done, Michigan Democrats may have more viable choices on the ballot than most other voters. Originally, Michigan residents thought that they would only be able to vote for Hillary Clinton, Dennis Kucinich, or Mike Gravel at their Read More...
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Dennis Kucinich has been griping non-stop -- and even filed an FCC complaint -- after getting shut out of tonight's ABC News/Facebook/WMUR debate in Manchester, NH. The organizers are allowing the top four Democratic candidates -- Obama, Clinton, Edwards, Read More...
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The Peace Train has pulled into Obama station-temporarily. Dennis Kucinich has endorsed Barack Obama in the Iowa caucuses, but only if he's declared unviable . We've been advising fringe-minded Iowa causcusgoers how to vote if their first-choice is declared Read More...
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Earlier this week, we examined signs that Hillary Clinton’s karmic tank appears to be running low. Now we know where all that good fortune went: right into Dennis Kucinich's life. According to today’s marvelous Washington Post profile of Kucinich and Read More...
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After listening to a two-hour Democratic debate on NPR , I'm left wondering why they all can't be this good. You probably won't hear much news come out of this debate—there were few accusations, no gotcha questions, and hardly any petty attacks. But that Read More...
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The celebrity endorsements—they just don't stop. Today, former WWF (now WWE) champion "Nature Boy" Ric Flair endorsed Mike Huckabee, offering these thoughts: "His authentic conservative qualifications and level of executive leadership experience are unmatched Read More...
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Using data from the indispensable New York Times ’ debate analyzer , I crunched some word-per-second numbers from last night’s debate. Dodd talks faster than Biden and Richardson speaks the slowest of all. Clinton and Obama’s cadences, meanwhile, are Read More...
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Some politicians are often compared to rock stars. Dennis Kucinich is not one of them. But you wouldn't know it after seeing him onstage at this weekend's Ani DiFranco concert in Boston. (Or, rather, seeing the video .) He took the mic for a few minutes Read More...
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Ah, the rigors of the campaign trail. From The Caucus , today's campaign agendas: * Barack Obama holds town hall meetings in Des Moines and Sioux City, Iowa. ... * Chris Dodd holds a news conference with the Iowa Democratic Party Veterans Caucus and speaks Read More...
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Bill Richardson's a believer. So is Dennis Kucinich. Even Rudy Giuliani is willing to admit that extraterrestrials might be out there. The 2008 presidential race is starting to look like an Alf convention. Last week, Kucinich's alien beliefs were outed Read More...
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