Kucinich - Thursday JULY 31 - San Francisco - Commonwealth Club

DENNIS KUCINICH | THURSDAY JULY 31
Democratic Presidential Candidate; U.S. Congressman, Ohio

THE COMING TRANSFORMATION


Dennis Kucinich first came to national prominence when elected mayor of Cleveland in 1977 at age 31, making him the youngest person ever elected to lead a major American city. As a four-term U.S. congressman and now a declared Democratic presidential candidate, Kucinich has been called "the purer anti-Pentagon alternative to Howard Dean." He wants to cut the Pentagon budget by $60 billion, cancel NAFTA and the WTO, and replace private sector insurance and pharmaceutical firms with government-run entities. He has received endorsements from such notables as Ben Cohen (of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream), actors Ed Norton, Jeff Bridges and Ben Affleck, and Willie Nelson. Can he attract a broad enough base of voters to win? Here's a chance to hear a major candidate early on in the process.



11:15 a.m., Check-in | 12:00 p.m., Program | Club Office, 595 Market St, 2nd floor, San Francisco | $6 for Members, $12 for Non-members | Directions to the Club.

http://www.commonwealthclub.org/featured.html#kucinich

I'm keeping my eyes open for some appearances here in so cal; the bay area is about 7 hours away. There are some coming up at the beginning of August; I haven't decided which one to attend.

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When you see this man, simply ask yourself how the other candidates measure up on the issues. It's great to have a real Democrat in the race.

;-) but Kucinich will also appear at the California Democratic Council Convention in Fresno on August 2 where he has agreed address the convention.

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The Commonwealth Club also has a Kerry address in archive.


http://www.commonwealthclub.org/2003.html

The title of Dennis' presentation is "The Coming Transformation" and will include topics on the impact of Iraq on the United States at home and in the world, the revival of the civil rights movement, and why America will move for the deepest change in 2004.

Dont' miss the opportunity to introduce another voter to our candidate! The Commonwealth Club is located at 595 Market Street in San Francisco at the corner of Second and Market on the second floor of the building.