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Let Dennis Debate
October 22, 2007 issue

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The article presents the editors' opinion that long-shot 2008 U.S. Democratic presidential candidate and Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich should continue to be included in presidential campaign debates. Although his chances of winning are minimal, the authors say Kucinich has much to add to the discussion about Iraq, because his views, though left of the political mainstream, reflect those of many Americans.

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EDITORIALS; KUCINICH, Dennis J., 1946-; PRESIDENTIAL candidates; DEMOCRATS; CAMPAIGN debates; PRESIDENTS -- United States -- Election; UNITED States
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