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Ralph Nader Enters the race!
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Jeffersonian revolution? Hah! All this guy talks about is regulating the economy and getting involved in our lives.
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I met him in 2000 (I love name dropping like that, forgive me).
Can't figure it out; hes smart, so knows theres no point to it.
His birthday is Wednesday (he could use a new tie)
Can't figure it out; hes smart, so knows theres no point to it.
His birthday is Wednesday (he could use a new tie)
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the article said:
i'm guessing this is some unscientific extrapolation of his efforts for auto-safety, which could have easily happened eventually without him? Or alternatively, maybe those millions of people who's lives he saved will all vote for him?
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fair enough, but still seems like a stretch to say "millions".
my 2c: If he wants to be president he should run in the democratic primary with the other liberals.
For better or for worse It's a two party system;
bashing his head against the electorate isn't going to change that.
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Double cool as we have another insipid slogan for us to enjoy this political season:
"Dissent is the mother of ascent"
Wonder who hatched it. Sounds like Jesse Jackson doing a Phil Donahue impression. Or versa visa.
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One day, in the future, it will be revealed that the RNC was the driving force behind Nader running for President.
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Obama is being mocked. That is death to a campaign. Especially when the left and right are doing the mocking.
In addition Obama has the Rev. Wright/Farrakhan problem. Democrats want to nominate someone with that baggage, fine with me but I don't think they will.
Perhaps this isn't why Nader has entered the race but my suspicion is it is. He sees the handwriting on the wall for Obama and wants to get in now.
In addition Obama has the Rev. Wright/Farrakhan problem. Democrats want to nominate someone with that baggage, fine with me but I don't think they will.
Perhaps this isn't why Nader has entered the race but my suspicion is it is. He sees the handwriting on the wall for Obama and wants to get in now.
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I'm pretty sure you'll be hard pressed to pick a candidate ever in the history of the US that hasn't had at least some baggage. (Also, McCain's baggage amounts to lead weights tied to his neck)
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Please. He's being mocked by Hillary, who's mocking Obama simply out of her own desperation. She has nothing left but to mock Obama.
Speaking of desperation, since when have you looked to Hillary as a sign of how things are going in a campaign?
Obama's campaign seems to everyone but hopeful right-wingers as healthy as ever.
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