[My Favorite Headache]

Will you help me?

[TheEaglehasLanded]

Well I like his trade policy and anti Multi National Corporate Stance and at least I know he really believes what he is saying unlike Kerry who votes for everything then opposes it or visa versa.

[montag813]

I am a GOP media consultant, but am willing to offer my services to Mr Nader in the interests of our Republic.

[TheEaglehasLanded]

Not much I agree with other than punishing corporate criminals and trade

In the 2004 election, should these issues be part of the debate?

Full public financing of public elections with the necessary, broad changes for a more fair and representative election process, replacing present charades;

A responsive political system to expand the civic energies of the American people by, among other ways, facilitating the banding together of workers, consumers, taxpayers, small investors, and communities.

A serious drive to abolish poverty using long-known policies;

Universal health insurance -- single payer embracing prevention, quality and cost controls;

A living wage for the tens of millions of workers making less than $10 an hour -- many full time workers at $5.15, $6, $7, $8, and long overdue labor rights reform;

An adequately funded crackdown on corporate crimes, fraud and abuse that have cheated trillions of dollars from taxpayers, investors, pension holders and consumers, plus specific corporate reforms;

A comprehensive and determined nurturing of the physical and educational needs of children;

Reform of the criminal injustice system and defense of the precious pillars of our democracy -- civil liberties, civil rights and civil remedies for wrongful injuries -- which are under relentless assault by corporate interests and the present government;

A multi-faceted foreign policy to wage multilateral peace and promote arms control, plus utilizing the many assets of our country's knowledge base to lift prospects for the impoverished people abroad;

A redirected federal budget for the crucial priorities of our country and away from the massive waste, fraud and redundancy of what President Eisenhower called the "military-industrial complex," as well as the massive costs of corporate welfare;

The crisis of commercial food, water, and diet policies, in addition to agribusiness domination over dwindling, rural, small farm economies;

The need for renewable energy and energy efficiency, instead of costly oil, gas and nuclear boondoggles;
The housing problem for the millions of households who can't afford the rents or can't escape gentrification and sprawl;

The relief of highway congestion and the promotion of modern public transit;

The pull-down effect of corporate globalization on labor, the environment, consumers and our democratic processes.
The consequences of media concentration over our public airwaves.

[jws3sticks]

Ralphie Nader is welcomed today into the Presidential Race by the DemoRats.

"Come on in!"

[SunnySide]

Nadar was on todays morning politcal news show and he said,

"The democratic party is decadent."

He's correct. I may not agree with some of his opinions but I truly admire and respect his committed determination to enlighten the American public on social, business and politcal matters. He is also correct that the American public needs a JOLT! Wake up and take back your country instead of allowing yourselves to be lobotomized by frivilous entertainment while greedy fat cat corporations and nefarious foreign interests pull the rug out from under us. Organize, think, communicate and be the kings and queens of your destiny not radical splinter fringe groups who foment dissention and anarchy.

[ConservativeMan55]

Nader calls Moore "too fat"