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Arizona for Dennis Kucinich

The official Kucinich for President web site has a section devoted to Kucinich Arizona, including a video, photo and article about a recent campaign visit to Phoenix and Nogales by Dennis Kucinich and his wife Elizabeth.

Also particularly friendly to Dennis Kucinich is the Arizona Department of Peace campaign, which supports the legislation introduced by Dennis Kucinich to the House of Representives that would create a Department of Peace.

In October 2007, Elizabeth Kucinich will be representing the campaign, speaking at the Raw Spirit Festival in Sedona. It's about raw organic food, with good doses of music and politics tossed in for fun.

Also check out Irregular Times news on theDennis Kucinich for President campaign, as well as our directory of progressive resources in Arizona to find organizations, blogs and other political hot spots friendly to the Kucinich campaign.

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