Dennis Kucinich needs your help. The Cleveland Plain Dealer is gunning for him.

[Kolesar]

They endorsed Joe Cimperman, a combative, attention-grabbing city councilman from Cleveland. The PD even admits Cimperman is underqualified.

http://www.cleveland.com/editorials/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/opinion/1201339966221760.xml&coll=2

You could fund his campaign, and if you have any friends in his Ohio district, please call them and tell them to vote for Dennis and not stay at home.

EDIT: I put this post into the Ohio forum so it could make it onto the latest page and greatest page http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=172x23054">Ohio forum

[Greyhound]

1. So what else is new? The idiot business community has always hated him and always

finances some sock puppet to try and unseat him.

[Kolesar]

2. Poll, press release -- Kucinich safe for reelection--Joe Cimperman at 29%

Kucinich safe for reelection

Raleigh, N.C. – There aren’t many voters in Ohio’s 10th Congressional District that plan
to cast a symbolic Presidential vote next week for their Congressman, Dennis Kucinich. (What Ever!!)
But they are planning to reelect him to Congress, according to Public Policy Polling’s
newest survey.
Only 4% of voters in Ohio-10 plan to mark their ballots for Dennis Kucinich next week.
Hillary Clinton is by far the preferred candidate of voters in the district with 55%,
followed by Barack Obama at 31%.
Kucinich does though appear safe to ward off the challenge he is facing from four
challengers in the Democratic primary. Kucinich is currently at 55%, followed by
Cleveland City Councilman Joe Cimperman at 29%. The other three candidates register
at 5% or lower.
“It looks like Dennis Kucinich made a prudent choice last month when he decided to go
home and campaign for reelection right before the South Carolina primary,” said Dean
Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. “It’s evident from this poll that his
constituents don’t think much of his Presidential ambitions, but he has convinced them
that he’s still their best choice for Congress.”
While self identified Democrats intend to reelect Kucinich by a wide margin (59-26),
Republicans and independents who are planning to vote in the Democratic primary are
not as enamored with him. He trails Cimperman 45-34 with independent voters and has
just a 45-35 advantage with Republican voters.
PPP surveyed 470 likely Democratic primary voters on February 25th. The survey’s
margin of errors is +/-4.7%. Other factors, such as refusal to be interviewed and
weighting, may introduce additional error that is more difficult to quantify.
PPP will be out with a similar poll later this week in Ron Paul’s Congressional district,
looking at how his constituents view his Presidential campaign and what impact it is
having on his prospects for reelection to Congress.
Complete results are attached and can be found at www.publicpolicypolling.com.
If you have questions about this release or would like an interview regarding this release,
please contact Dean Debnam at [phone] or 919-880-4888.

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Ohio_Release_022708.pdf

[Pastiche423]

3. Thank you for this

I can breathe a little better now.

[sce56]

4. If you liked Dennis then check out one of his supporters who is on the table

Shirley Golub is on the table for impeachment please help keep her there.
She is a Kucinich supporter and now she is trying to follow him to DC.
Look at her web site and lets teach Nancy a lesson about tabling the law!
http://www.shirley08.com/

[Kolesar]

5. Downtown, corporate, republican-types, and developers tried to BUY this election

A rough paraphrase from Dennis' victory speech at midnight. The people organized and came together from all over...for Dennis.

Reported on www.wcpn.org (this is a dupe of my Ohio forum thread)

Dennis beat Cimperman with 50% of the vote. Suck on that, Plain Dealer