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Anti-War speech from Potential Presidential Candidate

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (laurita@MIT.EDU)
Sun Feb 16 17:26:52 2003

From: laurita@MIT.EDU
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Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 17:21:09 -0500
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A man committed to peace announced today he's organizing an exploratory 
commitee for the presidential elections of 2004. This might sound premature to 
you, but personally, I'm already looking forward to having Bush and his 
bloodthirsty hounds elected out of office.  I believe the best time to begin 
making sure he won't get re-elected is now, as he plots out the best way to 
ignore our anti-war protests. If we begin calling the name of the peace-loving 
man who will confront him in the 2004 elections, we may bring Bush closer to 
the reality that while he may ignore us once, we'll never give him the chance 
to ignore us again.  

Following are three links --the most important link being the 3rd link.  The 
first one is CNN relaying the news he plans to run for office (the news were 
published today), the second is an article he wrote against the war, and the 
third one is the best anti-war speech you'll ever hear from a presidential 
candidate (he gave this speech on november 2002).


http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/02/15/kucinich.president.ap/index.html

http://www.progressive.org/nov02/kuc1102.html

http://www.draftkucinich.com/   -- You have to scroll down and click where
it says "A Prayer for America - RealPlayer Video" underneath the 
section:  "Watch and Listen to Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich."  He starts the 
speech singing and with some general remarks. Stick with it or jump to the 
middle to hear the best speech against the war and against violating civil 
rights you'll ever hear from a presidential candidate.

If you like what you hear, please send the link to the speech to all the peace-
supporting people that you know (and even those that don't). ;)

Sincerely,
Laura.




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