Kucinich Blocked From The Democratic Debate

By Daniel Miessler on December 13th, 2007: Tagged as Politics

I’m looking at today’s Democratic debate and it’s just now registered that Kucinich really did get excluded. He’s generating money, he’s getting a crapload of support, and he’s finally starting to gain some serious momentum.

So what happens?

The establishment labels him a real threat to the status quo and goes on a mission to find a legal reason to exclude him. They found one. They found one and used it to destroy the democratic process in this country. I find it repulsive.

They should find the people/laws responsible and remove them. Seeing a real debate is infinitely more important than where a CLEARLY legitimate campaign sets up shop.

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Comments

  • Cawdor

    I am sorry to hear that has happened, the more voices you remove from the conversation the less chance of a successful answer to the debate.


    The Democrats and the Republicans are the oppositie sides of the same bad coin.


    Both talk big-tent party, but their actions state otherwise


    Both talk about representing the people but they are puppets of the ever expanding corporacracy whether it's Military Ind, Unions, Big Pharma, Big Agri, or whatever.


    They can both go to hell for all I care .. my disgust for them has been cemented for the ages.


    Cawdor
    Ron Paul Precinct Captain
    Nevada

  • I live in Michigan where our Democratic Primary won't count this year and the Republican Primary is only going to count half.


    So it really doesn't matter any more for those of us living in the US's mitten anyway.

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