If you claim to have seen a UFO, even if you don't have UFO videos to back up your claim, does that make you crazy or a crackpot? Long-shot presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich doesn't seem to think so, or else why would he have made his UFO video clip where he admitted to seeing an Unidentified Flying Object. Well if you think Kucinich's UFO video clip makes him a crackpot, I guess you could also say that he has plenty of company, even in the ranks of presidents and other politicians. In an article posted on the National Ledger site, it stated, "Mr. Kucininch was asked by MSNBC moderator Tim Russert, "did you see a UFO?"' "I did," he replied, before stressing that it was unidentified and reminding the audience - correctly - that former president Jimmy Carter also saw a UFO. Kucinich said: "It was an unidentified flying object, OK? It's, like, it's unidentified. I saw something." And let us not forget that one of America's most popular presidents, Ronald Reagan, was also a UFO believer, having claimed to have seen UFOs at least twice, though lacking a camera both times, there are no UFO videos to back up Reagan's claims. So, as it turns out, presidential UFO sightings aren't that rare.
