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World Leadership Through Peace
Dennis' Position:
America
will return to its role as the most
admired -- not hated -- nation. The
doctrine of "pre-emption" will be retired,
as will an aggressive, unilateralist
foreign policy that makes our homeland
less secure, not more. Our security
will be enhanced by working with other
nations and the U.N. instead of acting
like an Empire, arrogantly undermining
international agsreements such as the
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, the Biological
and Chemical Weapons Conventions, the
Small Arms Treaty, the International
Criminal Court, and the Kyoto Climate
Treaty. As President, Kucinich will
work to implement two measures he sponsored
in Congress: the Space Preservation
Treaty, which bans space-based weapons,
and a cabinet-level Department of Peace,
to establish non-violence as an organizing
principle in both domestic and international
affairs.
A
Kucinich administration will cut bloated
and unneeded weaponry from a military
budget that now almost equals the
military spending of all other countries
combined. The Kucinich peace dividend
will be invested in education, health
care, environmental clean-up, urban
infrastructure, Social Security, veterans'
benefits, and other pressing domestic
needs.
Citizen Response:
1776
Progressives approve of this policy.
1492
Progressives consider this the best
policy on this issue.
4 Progressives
have submitted comments/revisions
to this policy.
On
April 15th, 2004, Leland
Lehrman submitted the following
comment:
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