I will vote for the strongest candidate who promises to hold the Bush administration accountable

[ProgressiveFool]

for lies and war crimes.

That is all.

[rateyes]

1. Voting third party?

I'm with you, but I don't see a Democrat running who has the spine to promise such a thing. The Democratic Leadership put the contempt vote on hold today in the interest of "bipartisanship." :puke:

[TwilightZone]

2. Dennis Kucinich?

His statements on holding the Bush administration accountable have thus far been the most assertive.

[ProgressiveFool]

5. I think, yes, that's who I'll be left with.

I wanted to vote for Edwards or Obama, a candidate who is "electable". But unless they openly acknowledge the criminality of the Bushes, condemn it and swear to hold the Bushies accountable, they are just going to continue the system, I fear.

[disndat]

3. Most probably not

Hillary. Her money comes from the biggest supporters of the Iraq War and DLCers.

[theoldman]

4. How can you hold the Bush administration accountable if

they are out of office? I do not know of any rules that apply to a president after he leaves office except to accuse him of a crime like murder.

[ProgressiveFool]

6. War crimes and the Hague

Also, I'm not sure about this, but I think a president can be impeached when he's out of office. It amounts to just a censure, but it would still be symbolically important.