Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain told an audience at the World Economic Forum in Jordan on Sunday that the United States may consider military intervention in Syria akin to the NATO-led intervention that toppled Libya’s Moammar Gadhafi. (more)
On Thursday a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed in June by ten members of Congress against the Obama administration’s military intervention in Libya. (more)
Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich, the Ohio liberal firebrand, told CNN last week that the tea party and Occupy Wall Street movements have “a lot in common.” (more)
The “Occupy Wall Street” protests are garnering more institutional support, this time in the halls of Congress. Liberal congressmen have been coming out this week to voice their support for the demonstrations, whose actual demands remain unclear. (more)
CLEVELAND (AP) — U.S. Reps. Dennis Kucinich and Marcy Kaptur jumped into re-election campaigns in the same newly redrawn congressional district across northern Ohio on Wednesday, setting up a primary fight next year between two veteran Democratic incumbents. (more)
Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich occupies the most liberal margin of Democratic Party politics, but he won’t be representing the fringe in the 2012 presidential race. (more)
Illinois Republican Sen. Mark Kirk lambasted Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich for his recent trip to Syria in an extensive interview with The Daily Caller in his Capitol Hill office last week. (more)
The informal cohort of anti-war members of Congress — who have challenged the war in Iraq, opposed an escalation in Afghanistan and attempted to end the intervention in Libya — will lose some of its most prominent members in the next congressional session. (more)
A Syrian pro-democracy activist based in Washington D.C. slammed Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich for his comments praising Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad on Syrian television. Kucinich was in Syria earlier this week on a “fact finding” trip. (more)
Despite Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich saying a Syrian media report “mischaracterized” a press conference he gave while on a “fact-finding” trip to Syria, video footage of an interview he gave on Syrian television while in Syria clearly shows Kucinich being deferential to and even laudatory of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. (more)
Ohio Democratic Congressman Dennis Kucinich is disputing statements a Syrian news agency attributed to him praising Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad during a “fact finding” mission to Syria. (more)
On Tuesday, word was legendary music star Willie Nelson had endorsed former New Mexico Governor and presidential candidate Gary Johnson. But by Thursday, things had changed. (more)
The community of those in politics is just like the rest of the world — it’s a microcosm. We have arrogant crooks, we have pompous jerks, we have humble servants and we have thoughtful leaders. (more)
Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich doubled down on his criticism of the ongoing military intervention in Libya and addressed speculation that he may seek re-election in Washington Sate during a Tuesday interview with The Daily Caller. (more)
Rep. Dennis Kucinich is rumored to be considering a run for Congress from Washington State. On Monday, Kucinich spokesman Nathan White did not deny that Kucinich is considering the move. (more)
Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich may be considering a move. The eight-term Cleveland congressman is rumored to be interested in moving out of Ohio to seek re-election to Congress from Washington State’s new 10th district. (more)
It’s not every day, thank heavens, that Louis Farrakhan, Dennis Kucinich and I agree about anything, so imagine my surprise when we all thought that Obama was a moron for deciding to abide by the U.N.’s wishes in Libya. (more)
I am loathe to criticize President Obama on matters of war while we are at war. Then again, apparently this is a kinetic conflict and not an actual war, so maybe there is some latitude. (more)
One of the most outspoken critics of President Barack Obama has been conservative talk show host Mark Levin. But on his Tuesday evening syndicated radio program, Levin stuck up for Obama — at least as far as his right to use U.S. military force against Muammar Gaddafi’s regime in Libya. (more)
