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What does Dennis Kucinich, one of the most progressive US lawmakers in living memory, do when he steps down from a stellar career as a lion of the left?

Washington - Representative Ron Paul, a libertarian-minded Republican, and Dennis Kucinich, a liberal Democrat, both oppose the use of attack drones and both seek the release of administration documents with information about the drone programs.

Cleveland - The remaining four Republican candidates battled it out on Super Tuesday, but what some people may not know is that several congressional primary contests were held, including one of a former Democratic presidential candidate.

Rep. Dennis Kucinich spoke at Seattle's Hempfest over the weekend to discuss what he finds to be the important issue of legalizing marijuana. Kucinich has some strong competition, however, which he is being advised to not run against.

Washington - In a letter to Defense Secretary Robert Gates, Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) is questioning whether Pvt Bradley Manning’s treatment at Quantico includes “personality-erasing, soul-destroying, insanity-inducing conditions,” calling it to end.

Washington - Some sandwiches are more fondly remembered than others, but the one Congressman Dennis Kucinich remembers most is the one he bit into almost three years ago, a sandwich apparently creating such a vivid memory that he’s filed a $150,000 lawsuit over it.

Washington - Former Presidential candidate and Democratic Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich says there are 92,000 reasons to end the wars and urged the House of Representatives to pick at least one of them.

Former 2004 and 2008 Democratic Presidential candidate, Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich, gave a speech highlighting his concerns over the increase in American presence in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the possible domestic blowback that is occurring.

Former 2008 Democratic Presidential candidate and Congressman of Ohio released a statement to provide reasons why he voted no on the recent health care reform legislation that passed the House of Representatives.

Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich made a bold and defiant statement on Thursday when he criticized President Barack Obama's Iraq war plan.