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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Ralph Nader: Hillary Clinton a “corporatist” and “militarist” [View all]Renew Deal
(84,654 posts)49. Actually, no. It's people like you that claim there is no difference between the parties.
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Correction, they don't agree on some things. Eg, Nader thinks Sanders should not have run
sabrina 1
Jan 2016
#265
Lol, speaking of groundhogs. Btw, she proved him right just today when she undermined President
sabrina 1
Jan 2016
#263
No, I'm sure it was because he thought he had a real chance of winning.
Downtown Hound
Jan 2016
#240
Thanks Ralph, you are the old fool who made a bundle trashing the best car I ever had, Corvair.
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#4
It was a very cool car, small for the time, with good gas mileage. Very different from large gas
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#17
That's funny. Having lived in 8 decades, I bet I've eerienced more than you and learned from it. :)
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#254
The responders to my post know this too; which is why they are attacking the messenger and not the
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#34
What is a "warhawk and a corporatist?" More buzzwords! She isn't "owned" by anyone.
MADem
Jan 2016
#158
I'll say it--Nader is correct. Now everyone can get back to obliterating the messenger. nt
DisgustipatedinCA
Jan 2016
#12
Shocking militarism? Interesting words from a man who helped inflict George W. Bush on the country
Eugene
Jan 2016
#14
Aren't you conveniently forgetting the SCOTUS and their illegal unconstitutional role?
Vincardog
Jan 2016
#246
Know Thy Enemy - Oligarchs, Corporations, Banks And Their Media Minions And MIC Henchmen
cantbeserious
Jan 2016
#30
An Enemy To Whom - Oligarchs, Corporations And Banks - More Power To Him
cantbeserious
Jan 2016
#211
Here are some facts on Nader himself. He's a huge hypocrite and does many of the things . . .
brush
Jan 2016
#194
Ralph Nader: Responsible for all of the corporatism and militarism since 2001.
Renew Deal
Jan 2016
#47
Actually, no. It's people like you that claim there is no difference between the parties.
Renew Deal
Jan 2016
#49
You saw the outcome of 8 years of Bush and you now wish you hadn't voted for Gore?
Renew Deal
Jan 2016
#64
Yeah, we needed real change 15 years ago after the damage Bill Clinton left behind.
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#68
Deregulation, Nafta, telecommunications act, etc. Let's not pretend he didn't have a hand in the
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#120
You have to be against real democracy to think only two parties can choose who runs for office. nt
artislife
Jan 2016
#230
Nader couldn't carry his own state either , but his goal was for BUsh to be President
JI7
Jan 2016
#126
It was only inevitable that the weasel who virtually elected george bush would show up....
George II
Jan 2016
#63
This thread was a great chance for me to figure out who to put on my ignore list
Ned_Devine
Jan 2016
#70
True end result, but would it have been such a close skirmish if Nader hadn't taken votes?
JudyM
Jan 2016
#84
Of course not. The fact remains: he threw the election to Shrub without having a snowball's chance
JudyM
Jan 2016
#162
Hey - authoritarians react very negatively when the object of their adulation and obedience
Maedhros
Jan 2016
#238
If Nader hadn't been running, most of the voters said to pollsters they would have voted for
pnwmom
Jan 2016
#92
Hell, half of the registered Democrats in Florida didn't even bother to vote.
progressoid
Jan 2016
#220
And in Nader's execrable judgment, Al Gore and Bush were Tweedledee and Tweedledum.
pnwmom
Jan 2016
#89
It's better that no one listen to sexist idiots who have already given us seriously
pnwmom
Jan 2016
#104
His opinion is a fact, she's a corporatist and warhawk. Those are proven facts.
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#115
You asked my opinion. I gave it to you, Now you disrespect, dismiss, dehumanize, and denigrate me.
DemocratSinceBirth
Jan 2016
#142
I am sorry you feel the need to disrespect me, regardless of your rationalization.
DemocratSinceBirth
Jan 2016
#152
The only action DSB has performed has been the writing of his opinion ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jan 2016
#186
What, to debate with someone who disputes the fact that the sun rises to the east?
delrem
Jan 2016
#130
It's almost as pathetic as those that refuse to acknowledge his role in electing Bush as president
Downtown Hound
Jan 2016
#242
NOT handed the most powerful position in the world to an overly privileged sociopath
Downtown Hound
Jan 2016
#259