| | In March 2010, Kucinich sponsored a bill in the House for the complete withdrawal of American forces within 30 days, arguing, "Unless this Congress acts to claim its constitutional responsibility, we will stay in Afghanistan for a very, very long time, at great cost to our troops and to our national priorities." <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/03/10/house-rejects-bid-end-afghan-war/ House Rejects Bid to End Afghan War, FoxNews, March 10, 2010]</ref> Five Republicans including [[Ron Paul]] supported Kucinich's efforts, but the measure was defeated 356-65. | | In March 2010, Kucinich sponsored a bill in the House for the complete withdrawal of American forces within 30 days, arguing, "Unless this Congress acts to claim its constitutional responsibility, we will stay in Afghanistan for a very, very long time, at great cost to our troops and to our national priorities." <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/03/10/house-rejects-bid-end-afghan-war/ House Rejects Bid to End Afghan War, FoxNews, March 10, 2010]</ref> Five Republicans including [[Ron Paul]] supported Kucinich's efforts, but the measure was defeated 356-65. |
| | On March 18, 2011, in response to President Obama’s warlike declaration of intent against Libya, Representative Dennis Kucinich issued the following statement: | | On March 18, 2011, in response to President Obama’s warlike declaration of intent against Libya, Representative Dennis Kucinich issued the following statement: |