"Democratic presidential contender Dennis Kucinich takes ABC to task for
excluding him from last night’s debate. He and wife Elizabeth and their
supporters marched outside of the debate forum in protest."
"Ohio Congressman and Democratic presidential candidate, Dennis Kucinich,
appeared on Tucker today and easily held his ground against the ever-whiny host.
Rep. Kucinich just returned from a fact finding visit to Syria and the no
ratings loser with a bow tie repeatedly pelted him with loaded questions in an
attempt to portray him as an America hater — and fails miserably. Kucinich
plowed right through Carlson’s spin and spoke calmly and rationally about the
political realities in the region and his experiences in Syria, including his
visits to Iraqi refugee camps outside Damascus where hundreds of thousands of
frightened Iraqis are hanging on by a thread."
"No one is arguing that online polls are scientific, accurate, or fair. But
then don’t put them up on your website. (click for full size)"
* Congressman Kucinich was apparently deliberately cropped out of a "Politics Page" photo of the candidates.
* Sometime Monday afternoon, after Congressman Kucinich took a commanding lead in ABC's own on-line "Who won the Democratic debate" survey, the survey was dropped from prominence on the website.
* ABC News has not officially reported the results of its online survey.
* After the results of that survey showed Congressman Kucinich winning handily, ABC News, sometime Monday afternoon, replaced the original survey with a second survey asking "Who is winning the Democratic debate?"
* During the early voting Monday afternoon and evening, U.S. Senator Barack Obama was in the lead. By sometime late Monday or early Tuesday morning, Congressman Kucinich regained the lead by a wide margin in this second survey.
* Sometime Tuesday morning, ABC News apparently dropped the second survey from prominence or killed it entirely.
* AND, as every viewer of the nationally televised Sunday Presidential forum is aware, Congressman Kucinich was not given an opportunity to answer a question from moderator George Stephanopoulos until
28 minutes into the program.
"A: So weak that not even close to longshot candidate Dennis Kucinich only loses
by 14% and 9% to Rudy Giuliani and Fred Thompson, the Republican frontrunners."
