As I recall, Kucinich, Gravel, and Paul all did.

gcb · on March 21, 2011

I confess i wasn't living in the US during the last elections, so i only followed the elections from international news sources.

and i have no idea what those names means (paul i may have heard about while reading slash dot)

That also reminds me of that simpsons episode where the aliens take place of the democrat and republican candidates, and when they discover they are aliens trying to take over earth, someone shouts that he will vote for somebody else. the alien just says "go ahead, waste your vote" and the guy agrees and feels defeated.

wtn · on March 21, 2011

VOTE KANG

Duff · on March 21, 2011

The support of wingnuts like Kucinich and Paul guarantees that an issue will be ignored by 99.8% of the country.

lutorm · on March 21, 2011

Actually, if Kucinich and Paul agree on something, it's probably worth listening to.

tesseract · on March 21, 2011

I'd take government by a diverse group of wingnuts who enact the laws they all agree on, over government by a homogeneous group of centrists any day.