At 31, Dennis Kucinich became the youngest mayor of a major American city — and immediately refused to sell Cleveland's public power system to the banks and the private utility trying to force his hand, even facing a real mob assassination plot over it. He carried that same refusal into eight terms in Congress: 341 floor speeches against the Iraq War, articles of impeachment against Dick Cheney, and a two-decades-long push for a cabinet-level Department of Peace that's never passed — but never died either.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Kucinich is arguably the leading Democrat in America still willing to talk publicly about Building 7 and call for a new congressional investigation. On September 6th, he brings that record to Fifteenth Street Friends Meeting in Manhattan, a Quaker meetinghouse whose Peace Testimony lines up with his own life's work. Host Sander Hicks makes the case for why this free event is worth showing up for.
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