MADDOW: That’s amazing. Thank you, all. We will keep the pizza and be back with you when we need to be. Actually that Ohio race is interesting, because that means that there’s not going to be a Dennis Kucinich in Congress anymore, which is almost hard to believe. He has been a singular force for his, not only for his ideological position in Congress, but he’s just been such a character–and presidential candidate. You ran alongside Dennis Kucinich.
AL SHARPTON: Yes, I ran with him, and he’s quite a guy. And you’re right; he was a dependable guy with the progressive community. He’ll be missed.
ED SCHULTZ: He’s a guy that you could always count on when it came to universal health care conversation or when it came to getting out of Iraq and Afghanistan, and also middle-class issues, and he was always good on the labor. But also Jean Schmidt, she became politically famous when she called John Murtha a coward, when he stood up as Chairman of the Armed Services Committee and said we need to get out of Iraq.
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