Friday, November 02, 2007

It must be, as Ari Savitsky reports at the Providence Daily Dose, if even Kenneth A. Capalbo of Wakefield can run for president.

Capalbo was one of the challengers last year against US Representative Patrick J. Kennedy, and by the contrast he offered to Kennedy during an RI-PBS debate, he made Patrick more closely resemble the second coming of Winston Churchill:

A retired corrections officer, Capalbo, 64, made opposition to the Iraq war the centerpiece of the congressional bid. He claimed the attack against Iraq was the long-held goal of Zionist Jews who have too much control over American foreign policy. Capalbo got 7.6 percent of the vote in that election.

11/2/2007 12:08:03 PM by Not For Nothing | Comments [0] |  
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