"== ""Documentary"" more accurate term == 

 The article refers to McKinney being featured in a ""motion picture."" However, American Blackout is specifically a documentary film, so I recommend changing the very broad, possibly misleading term ""motion picture"" to the more descriptive term ""documentary film."" —   

  

 == Anti Semitic Charges in 2006 primary and primary runoff == 

 The section after ""took aim at the efficacy of electronic voting machines and offered several swipes at the media."" is out of place. It doesn't have any relevance to the 2006 runoff to mention allegations of racism in 2002. The allegation is noteworthy so keeping it is called for but I am moving it to the ""Other controversies"" section where it seems more appropriate.   

  
 == Questions? Ask them through Wikinews == 

 Hello, 

 I'm Nick Moreau, an accredited reporter for Wikinews. I'm co-ordinating our 2008 US Presidential election interviews. We will be interviewing as many candidates as possible, from the Democrats, Republicans, and other parties/independents. 

 I'll be sending out requests for interviews to the major candidates very soon, but I want your input, as people interested in American politics: what should I ask them? 

 Please go to any of these three pages, and add a question. 

 * n:Wikinews:Story preparation/US 2008/Democratic Party 
 * n:Wikinews:Story preparation/US 2008/Republican Party 
 * n:Wikinews:Story preparation/US 2008/Third Party or Independent 

 Questions? Don't ask them here, I'll never see them. Either ask them on the talk page of any of these three pages, or e-mail me. 

 Thanks, 
 Nick      

 == Anti-Semitic remarks == 

 The article as it is reads, ""She made anti-Semitic statements during her 2002 campaign,"" and lists 5 sources.  Four of these sources do not quote McKinney as actually saying anything.  I am not able to check the fifth source at this time, since it doesn't appear to be online.  I read the earlier talk section about this subject, but I don't think this issue was adequately addressed.  The current article unequivocally declares that McKinney made anti-Semitic statements, but does not provide actual quotations.  It only provides commentators' assertions that she made such statements.  If no one can produce an actual, verifiable quotation, it cannot be unequivocally written that McKinney made such statements. 

 I propose that the sentence ""She made anti-Semitic statements during her 2002 campaign"" be deleted, and that its citations be attached to the previous sentence in the paragraph: ""Allegations have been made that McKinney is an anti-Semite, though she herself denies this.""  It is this statement that the sources cited support  they cannot seriously be said to provide evidence that McKinney made anti-Semitic statements, but they do prove that commentators allege that she is anti-Semitic.   

  This article, as published, reads more like an apology on McKinney's behalf than a simple encyclopedia entry. Do you think that some of the more blatant ""appeals to passion"" could be revised until this essay doesn't sound like a campaign ad? 

 == Not Speculation, She is running for President. == 

 At the School of Americans protest recently it was mentioned that she was seeking the nomination of the Green Party in her introduction and she did nothing to refute it. Also, she has a campaign manager. Currently there is a section on Green Party Speculation, however, clearly it's no longer speculation. Here's a link to a video of her speaking with the introduction that makes mention of her campaign McKinney at SOA Protest 

  
    

 == Anti-Semitism and Credibility of Sources == 

 Does Wikipedia have a policy for assessing the credibility of sources cited in articles? Although it is true that several of the cited articles accuse McKinney herself of making anti-Semitic comments, none of them, in turn, cite any sources for these allegations. Until someone can come up with an arguably anti-Semitic quotation alleged by a credible source to have come out of (Cynthia) McKinney's mouth, I don't think this article should contain the allegation that she, personally, has made anti-Semitic remarks.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by [[Special:Contributions/75.161.231