| − | Unlike many of his Democratic opponents, Kucinich opposed the war with Iraq since the very beginning. He states that Congress should use its power to withdraw funds from the war. Kucinich bill would, as he stated, “call on the international community to provide peacekeepers and security forces that will move in as our troops leave. But we can’t do that until we determine we’re going to end the occupation. And we will do that when we stop the funding.” <ref>NBC News Debate Transcript, http://www.wcnc.com/news/local/stories/wcnc-042607-krg-debate_part1.1023b3ba.html</ref> In 2007, Kucinich said that [[Vice President]], [[Dick Cheney]], should be impeached for ‘lying about Iraq’<ref>On the Issues, http://www.ontheissues.org/Government_Reform.htm#Dennis_Kucinich</ref>. | + | Unlike many of his Democratic opponents, Kucinich opposed the war with Iraq since the very beginning. He states that Congress should use its power to withdraw funds from the war. Kucinich's bill would, as he stated, “call on the international community to provide peacekeepers and security forces that will move in as our troops leave. But we can’t do that until we determine we’re going to end the occupation. And we will do that when we stop the funding.” <ref>NBC News Debate Transcript, http://www.wcnc.com/news/local/stories/wcnc-042607-krg-debate_part1.1023b3ba.html</ref> In 2007, Kucinich said that [[Vice President]], [[Dick Cheney]], should be impeached for ‘lying about Iraq’<ref>On the Issues, http://www.ontheissues.org/Government_Reform.htm#Dennis_Kucinich</ref>. |