Dennis Kucinich At 10 Questions
December 19, 2007, 7:02pm
Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich beat yesterday’s deadline for the voter-generated video debate at 10Questions.com. He answered nine of the 10 questions, skipping the one on the size of government (as did fellow Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mike Huckabee.)
The No. 1 question as chosen by 10Questions users focuses on “network neutrality,” a term used to describe the push for a government mandate on communications network owners to treat high-speed Internet content equally.
“We must make sure that the Internet is protected from domination by any particular interest group,” Kucinich said, “and the financial interest groups who would want to create a two-tiered system on the Internet … that kind of a condition will not be tolerated under a Kucinich administration.
Here’s a link-heavy guide to the other nine questions and Kucinich’s responses:
- Is America a theocracy? (Answer)
- Should the federal government allow medical marijuana? (Answer)
- What will you, as president, do to protect Americans from wiretaps without warrants? (Answer)
- Would you agree to campaign reforms designed to take well-funded special interests out of politics? (Answer)
- Will you pledge to abolish “corporate personhood“? (Answer)
- How would you make the government more transparent and increase media and public access to the White House? (Answer)
- What will you do to fix our election system, and should Election Day be changed? (Answer)
- How much do you pledge to reduce the size of government in your first term? (No answer)
- How do you defend the existence of the “unconstitutional” two-party system? (Answer)
Categories: Dennis Kucinich, 10Questions
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