Looks like another one bites the dust .

CLEVELAND - Democrat Dennis Kucinich is abandoning his second, long-shot bid for the White House as he faces a tough fight to hold onto his other job — U.S. congressman.

In an interview with Cleveland's Plain Dealer, the six-term House member said he was quitting the race and would make a formal announcement on Friday.

"I will be announcing that I'm transiting out of the presidential campaign," Kucinich said. "I'm making that announcement tomorrow about a new direction."

Kucinich has received little support in his presidential bid; he got 1 percent of the vote in the New Hampshire primary and was shut out in the Iowa caucuses. He did have a devoted following.

Kucinich, 61, is facing four challengers in the Democratic congressional primary March 4, and earlier this week he made an urgent appeal on his Web site for funds for his re-election. Rival Joe Cimperman has been critical of Kucinich for focusing too much time outside of his district while campaigning for president.

His decision comes a month after his youngest brother, Perry Kucinich, was found dead.

Kucinich said he will not endorse another Democrat in the primary.
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another one bites the dust. The media has done alot to bring this about. They spent time eliminating candidates that were not part of the DLC. They are working on Edwards now.

Well, I couldn't see where he had much star power. He was a bit of a snooze to hear talk, although he made some good points along the way.

Of the three he is the only one that has true Progressive stands. The rest are just clones of one another in stands thsat is.

It seems the only successful candidates are the ones who jump through party hoops.

Pretty much and the media also plays a major roll on who is kept in front of the voters.

Kuchinich was good comic relief though.