Two Major Benefit Concerts for Kucinich Planned: 12/28, 1/3

Please donate and/or attend these benefit concerts if you believe in Kucinich, and what he stands for. The right to vote without fraud, among other things.

"Two Major Benefit Concerts for Kucinich Planned Willie Nelson and Friends in Austin, Michelle Shocked in Cleveland

On December 28 in Cleveland, Ohio, Michelle Shocked will perform at the Beachland Ballroom. Tickets to the show are still available through the Beachland Ballroom at 216-383-1124. Tickets to a special pre-show reception with Michelle and other guests are also available. Click here for more info.

On January 3 in Austin, Texas, Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Michael McDonald, Pat Simmons of the Doobie Brothers, Tim Reynolds, Michelle Shocked and Tish Hinojosa will perform. Purchase tickets online at www.startickets.com, or by phone at 512-469-7469. Tickets to a special celebrity dinner and reception are available at 512-296-6929. Click here for more info."

http://www.kucinich.us/index.php

http://www.kucinich.us/pressreleases/pr_121803.php

"At this moment, most Presidential candidates and people in the Administration, including military officials, have resigned themselves to a course of action that would place the United States in a continued military occupation of Iraq for years. I am here today as a candidate for President of the United States to insist that this is the wrong course of action. The United States should be reaching out to the world community to come up with a whole new plan to get our troops out of Iraq. We need to bring in UN peacekeepers and bring our troops home.

You haven't heard that reflected in any of the national media, because the media was promoting this war. They promoted the war, and they drove up support for the war, even though there was no proof that Iraq had anything to do with 9/11, or that Iraq had vast quantities of weapons of mass destruction. There is still no evidence of that.

The media promoted this war..."

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Thanks.

Couldn't be happening for someone more deserving. I like Dennis very much, he is grassroots.