Dennis Kucinich said all these nice things about Ron Paul.

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"Despite Republican and progressive talking points that Obama is losing his base, his approval is highest among 18-29 year olds, at 52%. He maintains the support of 80% of Democrats, 73% of liberals, 88% of African-Americans, and 60% of Hispanics."

Poll shows Washington state voters don't want Dennis Kucinich to run there

"The survey of 1,098 Washington voters taken from May 12 to 15 found that just 12 percent of voters think Kucinich should seek office there, while 39 percent think he should not. More than 50 percent of those surveyed were not familiar with him, despite his presidential campaigns."

http://www.cleveland.com/open/index.ssf/2011/05/poll_shows_washington_state_vo.html

Ohio voters not happy with Reps. Dennis Kucinich or John Boehner, poll finds

"Kucinich, who won 53 percent of the 2010 vote in his western Cuyahoga County district, has a 27 percent favorability rating statewide, and is viewed unfavorably by 40 percent of voters, the pollsters found. In 2012, Kucinich will likely face voters outside his home base because of redistricting."

http://www.cleveland.com/open/index.ssf/2011/03/ohio_voters_not_happy_with_rep.html

New congressional district map looks like the route to Kucinich's exit: Brent Larkin

"Outwitting opponents used to be a Kucinich strength -- but only if the math made sense.
And in the new 9th, the numbers just don't add up for him.

So, how is it that, in the span of just three months, the legislature dragged Kucinich from the political penthouse to the outhouse?

Kaptur will raise and spend more money than Kucinich. And her record of delivering for her district is one no Democratic incumbent in the state can come close to matching.

A ninth term now looks pretty elusive. Kucinich no longer spends enough time here. He seems more interested in saving the world than in saving Cleveland. And, frankly, I suspect that what was once a world-class political instinct has lost its edge."

http://www.cleveland.com/opinion/index.ssf/2012/01/map_shows_the_route_to_kucinic.html

The media will be much more interested in Kucinich once he's out of office than they ever were while he was in it. He'll form a PAC, and buy a bus (ala Sarah Palin & Herman Cain), and continue to make a living. Kucinich, like Ron Paul, has very limited appeal, but very devoted followers.