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I know this has been circulated before
here:
In general I'm inclined, even looking at this, to
see Dean as someone who's saying "These are complex issues that need to be dealt
with as more than just sound bites" while Kucinich is saying "Here's my wish
list of the way I would reorder the world if I was king," but that's been my
sense of the two candidates for a while.
Still, I think that it might be an interesting
exercise to put together a take of where Dean stands against not just Kucinich
but all of the candidates. I can't do it for several reasons, some time related,
some political, but if anyone else is interested in writing up something like
this I suspect it would be an invaluable reference for people.
-- Kurt Cagle |
