In one sentence, what do you think your favorite candidate stands for?

Sanity.

:)

You're not gong to win by definining yourself as what you're against. You have to stand for something.

Now what's your word?

I think the person who will win the election is the person who stands clearly for something that matters to people.

I think if you don't know what your candidate represents, or if you can indentify it, but it's something that isn't compelling or intersting, the candidate is not going to win the general election.

I think the last two primaries show that Democrats are willing to nominate candidates who don't do well according to this test (which makes me wonder what Democrats ARE thinking when the nominate their candidates, other than, perhaps, they're responding to what the media tells them they should value).

Anyway, it will be interesting to consider these responses and keep track of the fortunes of the candidates attached who inspire the comments.

2nd best, John Edwards=progressive policy

3rd, Obama= inspiration, together we can do this.

tied for 3rd, HRC= shes a Clinton

I cant find reverse right now.....

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I am sick of looking at dismal performance results
for American students K thru 12 compared to other
countries who spend a lot less per student.

Competition is what made America prosperous and
successful. Even the corporations are becoming
monopolies via mergers and acquisitions. This is
bad for cosumers, tax payers and all others in the
long run.

Please...

Competition, merit pay, and other swamps for sale

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x3377303

Social and Economic Justice and World Peace...

of facts/evidence that flow into that statement.

http://kucinich.us/issues

HR 676 - co-sponsor
HR 333 - sponsor

Ten Key Issues

1. Universal Health Care
2. International Cooperation: US out of Iraq, UN in
3. Jobs and Withdrawal from NAFTA and WTO
4. Repeal of the "Patriot Act"
5. Guaranteed Quality Education, Pre-K Through College
6. Full Social Security Benefits at Age 65
7. Right-to-Choose, Privacy and Civil Rights
8. Balance Between Workers and Corporations
9. Environmental Renewal and Clean Energy
10. Restored Rural Communities and Family Farms

Dennis Kucinich of course.

He's got no strings on him.