Hearing on Limits of Executive Power: Dennis Kucinich

Rep. Dennis Kucinich's opening statements during the House Judiciary Committee hearing on the constitutional limits of executive power.

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[Kerrville911Truth]

Thank you Mr. Kucinich for bringing Vincent Bugliosi into your hearings. God bless you and your family. You are the bravest of men.

[pddwatch81]

I am still amazed why no TV has covered this story

Is this not news?!

Aren't the news channels afraid people might sue them or refuse to pay for the service anymore because they are breaking their agreement to provide an adequate news service?

Aren't they afraid of what their customers might do if they don't provide an adequate service, just like doctors or pilots or any other professional who's service we depend on have to be?

Did they really all miss such a huge story?

Unbelievable!

[IncognitoShhh]

- oh yes americans are brave when they simply do their jobs.

[Avidsh21]

Mr. Kucinich, you are a true American Hero.

God bless you.

[jimmsfairytales0com]

@pddwatch81

Kucinich campaigned for the nomination of his party in the presidential elections of 2004 and 2008. He was given almost NO media coverage, was marginalised by moderators in televised debates. (But never failed to get an enthusiastic response from the PUBLIC whenever he WAS allowed to speak.)

When the Mass Media DID mention him, it was to treat him as if he were a no-hoper crackpot. Elements in his own party tried to replace him in his seat as member of Congress.

We NEED this man!

[mallory287]

Wow I didn't know this. Go Dennis!!!!

[annfidela]

I appreciate his stand against the so called Operation Iraqi Freedom. But what about the 1.5 million Iraqis that died from sanctions of Resolution 661, Resolution 662, & Resolution 666 which were implemented on August 6 and August 9. Res. 666 was a recall of 661. That was the anniversary dates of the two Atomic Bombs the Manhattan Project.

[annfidela]

These resolutions were done by UN from Manhattan on the Manhattan Project Anniversary for allegations of WMD which proved false w/ the 2003 invasion and the deaths of another million Iraqis. Since the allegations of WMD proved to be a lie and 1.5 million Iraqis died from the sanctions of UN, does anyone consider that the genocide over a lie which killed 1.5 million Iraqis deserves an apology?

[annfidela]

The UN committed a genocide on August 6th 1990 in Iraq. Oddly enough they R located in Manhattan & placed sanctions on Iraq on the anniversary of the Manhattan Project for weapons of mass destruction. No wmd were ever found but 1.5 million Iraqis died as a result. It killed more people than the two atomic bombs. DU was fired on their land. It is nuclear waste & is radioactive. More than 2200 Iraqi doctors and nurses have been killed since 2003. They R killing those fighting Depleted Uranium.

[annfidela]

Watch the video-(The Doctor, the depleted uranium, and the dying children). Already 2200 doctor and nurses have been killed in Iraq since 2003. They say it is done by criminal thugs. No it isn't many of these doctors are doing research on depleted uranium and white phosphorus. Some are imprisoned w/out due process of law.

[ErichoTTA]

At least he tried.

[callitlhotmail]

I cannot wait to see Bush brought in for investigation and see him locked inside for the rest of his life.