Regis Philbin
Jan 24th, 2008, 10:04 PM
Oh, man. This is such a shocker!
I guess the country just isn't ready for a Communist president. :greyno:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/
Kucinich getting out
Posted: 07:27 PM ET
Kucinich will formally drop out of the presidential race Friday.
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Rep. Dennis Kucinich will announce he is abandoning his long shot bid for the White House in a news conference Friday, his campaign confirms to CNN.
In an interview with the Cleveland Plain-Dealer earlier Thursday, the Ohio Democrat said he plans on “transitioning out of the Democratic Presidential primary race" to focus on a "new direction."
His spokesman tells CNN the former presidential candidate is now gearing up for his congressional re-election campaign. Kucinich faces four candidates in a Democratic primary for his seat on March 4, and has faced criticism for devoting much of his attention to running for president.
In his interview with the Plain-Dealer, Kucinich said he will give a much lengthier statement Friday.
This was Kucinich's second bid for the White House — he first ran in 2004. The latest CNN Poll showed him drawing 3 percent of support among registered Democrats nationally.
I guess the country just isn't ready for a Communist president. :greyno:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/
Kucinich getting out
Posted: 07:27 PM ET
Kucinich will formally drop out of the presidential race Friday.
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Rep. Dennis Kucinich will announce he is abandoning his long shot bid for the White House in a news conference Friday, his campaign confirms to CNN.
In an interview with the Cleveland Plain-Dealer earlier Thursday, the Ohio Democrat said he plans on “transitioning out of the Democratic Presidential primary race" to focus on a "new direction."
His spokesman tells CNN the former presidential candidate is now gearing up for his congressional re-election campaign. Kucinich faces four candidates in a Democratic primary for his seat on March 4, and has faced criticism for devoting much of his attention to running for president.
In his interview with the Plain-Dealer, Kucinich said he will give a much lengthier statement Friday.
This was Kucinich's second bid for the White House — he first ran in 2004. The latest CNN Poll showed him drawing 3 percent of support among registered Democrats nationally.