| Campaigning in Keene today, Kucinich reaffirmed his belief in the New Hampshire Primary today, stating that New Hampshire had led the way in the 2006 elections in opposing the Iraq war, and he felt that the strong anti-war sentiment in the state made New Hampshire a good proving ground for 2008 candidates.
He also said that one can't be against the war but for funding it, and warned that approving more money for the Iraq war would also fund a future war against Iran.
Explaining why he could support a single payer health care plan whereas others could not, he jumped up on a chair, put his arms straight out, and and slowly turned around.
"See," he said. "No Strings." He went on to say we cannot get true health care reform by sending people to Washington funded by insurance lobbies.
Of interest to people here, he said he'd talked to Paul Hodes, and found him a "solid" guy who will do great things on Waxman's committee.
I'll write more later, but you can comment now...
Some more photos available at Keene Scene. |
