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Thompson »  Kucinich takes swipe at DNC, Bush  Democratic prez
candidate Dennis Kucinich added his voice to the chorus of
politicians and political activists who don't understand why
Democratic National Committee chief Howard Dean is making good
on a rule to cancel Florida's party delegates if the state holds
its primary early, on Jan. 29.  "Doesn’t the DNC owe something
to Florida?” said Kucinich, an Ohio Congressman. “What Florida
went through in the 2000 election was a disgrace. And the DNC
owes it to Florida to find a way for Florida to achieve a
prominent position in this election season.”  Kucinich's
presence alone underscores the fact that Florida will be
relevant anyway. Though far down in the polls -- which he
rightly dismissed as name-recognition surveys -- Kucinich said
he plans to campaign in Florida and suggested the state hold a
caucus, something that Floridians will likely not understand nor
pay for.  Still, Kucinich said, this prima