Pic Of The Moment: Democrats Vs. Republicans: Still No Contest

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15. Nader in 2000: "It doesn't matter which of them wins because both parties are mired in decay."

Nader in 2012: "Far too little difference" between Obama, Romney

Consumer advocate and former presidential candidate Ralph Nader says he sees "far too little difference" between President Obama and presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, arguing that "we deserve more choices in this country."

In the interview with Hotsheet on Monday, Nader said the president and his likely Republican challenger are essentially the same when it comes to foreign policy and their attitudes "toward Wall Street and corporate power." The primary difference, he said, is their position on social services.

"I think Obama is more protective of Social Security and Medicare than Mitt Romney would be," said Nader. (Watch the ten-minute interview at left.)

During his presidential campaigns - including a 2000 run that some say was responsible for George W. Bush's defeat of Al Gore - Nader largely maintained that there was essentially no difference between the major party nominees, a position that angered some of his sympathizers.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ralph-nader-far-too-little-difference-between-obama-romney/

This is the kind of obtuse thinking that helped to elect Bush.