[Dante3]

I have not recently heard any reports about Nader's view on amnesty for criminals. (To be consistent with "deep ecology" he should oppose it) As to Lieberman, he has done total reversal on many of his positions. Obviously you don't know what his present views are or you wouldn't be this defensive about it -- in Gore words "snippy."
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[Tamzee]

I have not recently heard any reports about Nader's view on amnesty for criminals. (To be consistent with "deep ecology" he should oppose it) As to Lieberman, he has done total reversal on many of his positions. Obviously you don't know what his present views are or you wouldn't be this defensive about it -- in Gore words "snippy."

Ahhh... so it's "snippy" to confront conservatives who consider voting for a socialist like Nader? The Green Party platform advocates legalization of "undocumented workers", as they call it. You are, of course, free to assume that they would be so much stricter about the requirements than the GOP would be. BTW, are you aware that the Green Party is openly socialist across the world and are just careful not to appear blatantly so in the U.S.? About Lieberman, are you honestly saying you believe he would be more conservative than George W. Bush?

Surprise for you, I do know his positions... he not only fully supports amnesty, he's campaigning on it.

REFORMING IMMIGRATION
Joe Lieberman has an immigration reform agenda that would create a new earned legalization status, strengthen family reunification, protect the rights of undocumented immigrants, and create an American Dream Fund to help all immigrants learn English. He would also create a work visa program and end the deadlock on alternative ID cards.

He's also campaigning on giving tax "rebates" to those 30 million who didn't get one under Bush (because they don't pay taxes to begin with.) And he is campaigning on universal health care. If you are considering placing your vote for him, perhaps you may wish to become familiar with the rest of his platform, also? www.joe2004.com