Nader-haters
Connie Clark
austin-ghetto-list@pairlist.net
Mon Mar 1 10:20:19 2004
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There was one important person who said that Nader did not cost Gore the election in 2000, and that person was Gore. He never claimed that Nader votes would be needed to win election and he was right. In my assessment, he won the popular and the electoral college votes.
However, I did think that the Green party campaign was way too focused on criticism of the Democratic party and Al Gore (as was the recent anti-Gore, vituperative message by Gerry), and not critical enough of the real enemy, the Republican candidate in the 2000 campaign. If Nader continues that, I can't be too happy about his campaign, but if he talks directly about issues and how all of us can work together to 'take back America' (his words), then he is more than welcome to campaign right along side the Democratic party candidates, and in my opinion should, but as has already been pointed out, the mainstream media probably won't invite him.
He was on Bill Mahrer show the other night, I think that is where I saw him saying that Social Security is just fine, don't believe all that about it going broke for the next couple of generations' retirement.
Connie
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<DIV><BR>There was one important person who said that Nader did not cost Gore the election in 2000, and that person was Gore. He never claimed that Nader votes would be needed to win election and he was right. In my assessment, he won the popular and the electoral college votes.</DIV>
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<DIV>However, I did think that the Green party campaign was way too focused on criticism of the Democratic party and Al Gore (as was the recent anti-Gore, vituperative message by Gerry), and not critical enough of the real enemy, the Republican candidate in the 2000 campaign. If Nader continues that, I can't be too happy about his campaign, but if he talks directly about issues and how all of us can work together to 'take back America' (his words), then he is more than welcome to campaign right along side the Democratic party candidates, and in my opinion should, but as has already been pointed out, the mainstream media probably won't invite him.</DIV>
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<DIV>He was on Bill Mahrer show the other night, I think that is where I saw him saying that Social Security is just fine, don't believe all that about it going broke for the next couple of generations' retirement.</DIV>
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<DIV>Connie</DIV>
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<DIV>Nader for V-P -- ?</DIV>
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