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Showing Original Post only (View all)DETERMINED, STEADY KUCINICH QUADRUPLES SUPPORT [View all]
From the DU article of the same title in 2007:
DETERMINED, STEADY KUCINICH QUADRUPLES SUPPORT
Submitted by davidswanson on Wed, 2007-12-05 19:49. Elections
By Joe Shea and Ted Manna, American Reporter
BRADENTON, Fla., Dec. 5, 2007 -- It's been a long time coming. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH, 10th), the former mayor of Cleveland who is serving his fifth term in the House of Representatives has quadrupled his standing in the polls, according to the current USA Today/Gallup Poll.
The poll of Democrats and those leaning toward the Democrats in the 2008 presidential election shows Kucinich tied with Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE), the well-known chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and New Mexico's Gov. Bill Richardson; he is far ahead of second-generation Conn. Democrat Sen. Chris Dodd.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich has started emerging from the margins and polls show his popularity up sharply as voters respond to a populist message aimed at working Americans.
Among progressives, according to a presidential straw poll released today of 15,000 members of the grassroots Progressive Democrats of America (PDA), Kucinich is far stronger than the rest of the Democratic field. Kucinich placed first in the poll with 41 percent of the vote; his nearest competitor was former Sen. John Edwards, with 26 percent. Among other candidates, only Barak Obama, with 13 percent, scored double digits in the poll.
These improvements come as Kucinich's message of competence, integrity and foresight is reaching a wider audience through the multiple debates sponsored by the parties, CNN, YouTube and the major television networks.
Submitted by davidswanson on Wed, 2007-12-05 19:49. Elections
By Joe Shea and Ted Manna, American Reporter
BRADENTON, Fla., Dec. 5, 2007 -- It's been a long time coming. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH, 10th), the former mayor of Cleveland who is serving his fifth term in the House of Representatives has quadrupled his standing in the polls, according to the current USA Today/Gallup Poll.
The poll of Democrats and those leaning toward the Democrats in the 2008 presidential election shows Kucinich tied with Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE), the well-known chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and New Mexico's Gov. Bill Richardson; he is far ahead of second-generation Conn. Democrat Sen. Chris Dodd.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich has started emerging from the margins and polls show his popularity up sharply as voters respond to a populist message aimed at working Americans.
Among progressives, according to a presidential straw poll released today of 15,000 members of the grassroots Progressive Democrats of America (PDA), Kucinich is far stronger than the rest of the Democratic field. Kucinich placed first in the poll with 41 percent of the vote; his nearest competitor was former Sen. John Edwards, with 26 percent. Among other candidates, only Barak Obama, with 13 percent, scored double digits in the poll.
These improvements come as Kucinich's message of competence, integrity and foresight is reaching a wider audience through the multiple debates sponsored by the parties, CNN, YouTube and the major television networks.
Yes indeed, and we have President Kucinich now to thank, as he hands the nomination off to his political protege Bernie Sanders.
- C.D. Proud Member of the Reality Based Community
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Why are you so scared? And why do you use a Rove quote in your sigline, Conservative
sabrina 1
Jul 2015
#10
He's just picking at you... and pointing out a basic truth in electoral politics
wyldwolf
Jul 2015
#12
He's not doing a very good job. The political reality is that this is not 2007 and Democrats have
sabrina 1
Jul 2015
#14
I'm guessing that the "fun" will involve reminding some people of the TOS...
brooklynite
Jul 2015
#47
Yes Independents and moderate Republicans will register as Dems in closed primary states, to vote
sabrina 1
Jul 2015
#17
57% is way down from the consistent over 80% polls that were posted here regularly over
sabrina 1
Jul 2015
#25
Even it was only.00001% more than Sanders, it STILL beats Sanders and debunks your truthiness
wyldwolf
Jul 2015
#28
I stated it is BS in another reply. I didn't know David Swanson OP'd that at DU.
freshwest
Jul 2015
#45
Which just says something about a few DUers and the sources they used
muriel_volestrangler
Jul 2015
#37