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In reply to the discussion: Sic semper Naderus. (A response to the recent pro-Nader posts) [View all]nadinbrzezinski
(154,021 posts)if they had not disenfranchised tens of thousands of voters by declaring them felons a-priori it would never have been even close.
That is what you are purposely missing
If the SCOTUS had not ordered a stop to the count, overriding the State Supreme Court, which was and still is unprecedented in US Legal history, we would not be having this conversation.
Hell, I am betting if the ballot would have been clear and all those elderly jews who voted for Buchanan voted for Gore as they intended we would not be having this conversation. It was not just them, it was many voters who voted for not their intended candidate.
Political operators giving money to other operators it is Tuesday in American politics. It is as old as the Republic and has nothing to do with an older man who happens to be named Nader. The other items are not.
Sorry if I refuse to join you in your two minutes of hate.
Oh and where is the definition? I sure missed it
21. The fact is, you cannot put everything you care about into a single post.
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With all due respect, I have been an election integrity activist since the mid-90's, and am engaged in the other factors of which you speak. This is a focused post on Nader.
I also note that you either can not, or simply do not refute the facts as they have been presented: that Nader took Bush money and assistance, worked with Bush, and actively expressed his desire for a Bush victory. That could form a concise definition of Naderism, if you like.
Either way, you can't refute it. Or if you can, you haven't yet. Just tried to deflect from it, via various time-honored rhetorical techniques.
Got facts to refute my points?