He being the Democratic Presidential Nominee, hailing from Ohio, who claimed to see a UFO many years ago, while on tv last night during the Democratic Presidential debate. He says that 14% of Americans have seen UFOs.
I've watched the last 2 presidential debates..(I'll be voting Democrat in 2008)..and while I was more interested in John Edwards and Bill Richardson early on...I must admit that Dennis Kucinich says the most "things" that appeal to me the most. He is articulate and judging by all the "bills" he's authored, he seems to be the only candidate who's actually trying to get work done in addition to campaigning...it seems the other current politicians are in campaign mode 100% and may be mailing everything else in...which might explain why the Democratic Congress doesn't want to get anything meaningful accomplished...less for their candidates to be held accountable for...I suppose, right?
Will Dennis Kucinich's UFO admission cast him in a negative light or was he a nonfactor to begin with (and why is that?).
I've watched the last 2 presidential debates..(I'll be voting Democrat in 2008)..and while I was more interested in John Edwards and Bill Richardson early on...I must admit that Dennis Kucinich says the most "things" that appeal to me the most. He is articulate and judging by all the "bills" he's authored, he seems to be the only candidate who's actually trying to get work done in addition to campaigning...it seems the other current politicians are in campaign mode 100% and may be mailing everything else in...which might explain why the Democratic Congress doesn't want to get anything meaningful accomplished...less for their candidates to be held accountable for...I suppose, right?
Will Dennis Kucinich's UFO admission cast him in a negative light or was he a nonfactor to begin with (and why is that?).
