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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Ralph Nader: Hillary Clinton a “corporatist” and “militarist” [View all]R B Garr
(17,936 posts)253. Nice try. The rest of us lived through his 2000
bullshit and see how laughable his campaign lies were.
Anyone who can buy Ralphie's lies has no credibility judging Clinton, so I'll laugh at your slice and dice little videos.
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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