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Dennis Kucinich's simply being in the debate will force the other candidates to come clean and clear on their positions.
I am as yet undecided, because the 3 candidates haven't said what they would do about paying our debts to the United Nations, banning new coal-fired and nuclear power plants, jump starting an intelligent response to global warming (not just platitudes), canceling the building of new nuclear weapons and deactivating the old ones, halting the growth of media megalopolies, reversing the Patriot Act, and making Americans the ones in the white hats again, to name a few issues important to me.
But I know Kucinich's positions on these issues and more. Nevada citizens have the right to hear them.