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Monthly Review, Feb. 2001
The Nader Campaign and the Future
of U.S. Left Electoral Politics
by The Editors
In our view, the Nader campaign was the electoral side of the mass
organizing that produced the extraordinary demonstrations in Seattle in
1999 and in
The easy thing to forget about Nader is that electoral politics and
the Green Party are just two of the many prongs of his civic thrust.
Dan Scanlan
But don't forget that he is working with nefarious forces to get on the
ballot in Michigan. Maybe he should have proposed John McCain as his
Louis wrote...
Maybe he should have proposed John McCain as his
running-mate instead of Peter Camejo. I'm sure that would have gotten
him a clean bill of health from the Nation Magazine, Salon.com,
commondreams.org and alternet.org just as it got John Kerry.
Nader has not sought the endorsement
Dan Scanlan wrote:
Bush will lose the election because he's done his job. Now it takes a
Democrat to clean up and implement. Kerry will be to W. as Clinton
was the H.W. I don't think Nader's insight will be fully appreciated
until after a few more cycles of this crap, if we survive that long.
That
Today, it won't be anything that dramatic unless some crazed terrorist
gets a hold of a nuclear device and sets it off in Soho. Goodbye, Starbucks.
actually, these days, the nut could set it off _anywhere_ and destroy a Starf*cks.
jd
(I buy mine at an independent drive-in coffee place on PCH
In a message dated 7/9/2004 1:53:58 PM Central Standard Time,
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That
reminds me. I've been meaning to research how Hitler came to power.You
have to remember that the German SP was the ABB of its day, exceptthat it
was ABH instead. They kept backing lesser evils
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/07/04 2:44 PM
Monthly Review, Feb. 2001
The Nader Campaign and the Future
of U.S. Left Electoral Politics
by The Editors
In our view, the Nader campaign was the electoral side of the mass
organizing that produced the extraordinary demonstrations in Seattle in
1999 and in
Monthly Review, Feb. 2001
The Nader Campaign and the Future
of U.S. Left Electoral Politics
by The Editors
The unlikely postelection contest between Al Gore and George W. Bush,
which ultimately led to the anointing of Bush as president by the
Republican majority on the US Supreme Court (despite
