> If John Kerry and George Bush don’t have a plan for leaving Iraq,Why don’t they ask Dennis Kucinich?
16 November 2004, 01:32
I don’t know what Al-Sadr’s motivations are, however I wouldn’t say that Kucinich’s are all about self-promotion. I think Dennis does care about humanitarian relief, and helping the Iraqi people maintain stability. Uncertainty can be a fertile ground for creative solutions and seeing new possiblities. I wouldn’t say either one of them doesn’t have a clue; I’d say they are honest about no perfect solutions and seem to be open to dialogue.
Dialogue can be difficult in our culture, because we tend toward valuing answers and taking charge, instead of seeing possibilities and listening.
I don’t know what Al-Sadr’s motivations are, however I wouldn’t say that Kucinich’s are all about self-promotion. I think Dennis does care about humanitarian relief, and helping the Iraqi people maintain stability. Uncertainty can be a fertile ground for creative solutions and seeing new possiblities. I wouldn’t say either one of them doesn’t have a clue; I’d say they are honest about no perfect solutions and seem to be open to dialogue.
Dialogue can be difficult in our culture, because we tend toward valuing answers and taking charge, instead of seeing possibilities and listening.