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Dennis Kucinich keep going,don’t stop for corruption lets remove it.
I know Dennis Kucinich is right we should stop Bush/Cheney intention DESTRUCTION of this country.
We should impeach and replace with this countries finest and restore this country.
I believe Bush is the cause of the gas so high,I also believe Bush is terror approving
Torture and I believe he should be impeached.Only the honest survive.We should wait no longer
but in motion iMPEACH Bush/Cheney and relace them and move on.