(December 11, 2009) Congressman Dennis Kucinich released the statement after voting against H.R. 4173, Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009:

(December 10, 2009) Congressman Kucinich will introduce legislation to address bonus payments to employees of banks that received taxpayers' monies for financial bailouts. The Congressman released the following statement:

(December 10, 2009) Congressman Kucinich will introduce legislation to address bonus payments to employees of banks that received taxpayers' monies for financial bailouts. The Congressman released the following statement:

(December 10, 2009) Congressman Kucinich released the follow statement challenging linking unemployment benefits to war spending:

(December 9, 2009) Congressman Dennis Kucinich in a proposed House Rules Committee amendment is asking for an excise tax of 60 percent for employees awarded bonuses at banks that received taxpayer funding support.

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(December 9, 2009) Congressman Dennis Kucinich is circulating two "privileged resolutions" to trigger votes to end the wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Congressman Kucinich, in a written release, earlier today stated:

(December 3, 2009) - Congressman Dennis Kucinich delivered an alternative approach to National Security in a speech to Congress - National Security starts at home in America. The war is a threat to our National Security. Congressman Kucinich stated:

From the Washington Post - "Obama's Afghanistan Speech and Strategy," Wednesday, December 2, 2009.

Foreign policy and political experts assess the president's speech ... responses from Dennis Kucinich, Frederick W. Kagan, Kimberly Kagan, Matthew Dowd, Meghan O'Sullivan, Gilles Dorronsoro, Douglas E. Schoen, Andrew J. Bacevich, and Ed Rogers.

Tonight [Tuesday, December 1 2009] the President will announce an escalation of the war in Afghanistan. An additional 30,000 troops will bring the United States' total in Afghanistan to 100,000. Tomorrow I will offer an analysis of the President's plan.

The community I represent in Cleveland, Ohio, is suffering from massive unemployment, record home foreclosures, and small business failures. People are losing their jobs, their health care, their homes, their savings, their investments, and their retirement security. The middle class is gravely threatened. What is happening in Cleveland is occurring nationwide.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich debated Fox analyst (Former Senator) Rick Santorum (R-PA) on Afghanistan.

Don't miss this explosive exchange which once against demonstrates why Dennis Kucinich is the indispensable member of Congress and why now is the time for all of us to join in his effort to end the War – contribute now!