Kucinich: A Prayer for America
Among the contests getting much more attention this Super Tuesday, Rep. Dennis Kucinich is fighting a primary battle in Ohio to stay in the House of Representatives.
Among the contests getting much more attention this Super Tuesday, Rep. Dennis Kucinich is fighting a primary battle in Ohio to stay in the House of Representatives.
His campaign released this ad, based on a 2002 speech.
Kucinich is running against fellow Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur. The two found themselves gerrymandered by Ohio Republicans into a single district. There are differences between the candidates, sufficient enough that former Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole endorsed Kaptur. — PZS
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