The Inescapable Sex Appeal of Dennis Kucinich
A group of bloggers and activists dedicated to raising awareness about Dennis Kucinich is celebrating his sexiness. They spoke out in response to a slur by Glenn Beck (above) in which the commentator said the candidate physically appeals to his wife only because he drugs her. The idea behind the new video may seem weird, but the bit actually is very funny.A group of bloggers and activists dedicated to raising awareness about Dennis Kucinich is celebrating his sexiness. They spoke out in response to a slur by Glenn Beck (right) in which the commentator said the candidate physically appeals to his wife only because he drugs her. The idea behind the new video may seem weird, but the bit actually is very funny.
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