[the invisib1e hand]

the Guy Lombardo of politics.

[darkwing104]

Pretty much guarantees the White house for McCain...

[Texas Eagle]

... "if Democrats can't landslide the Republicans this year, they ought to just wrap up, close down, emerge in a different form."

What if they just merge and become a conglomerate and call themselves "RepublicRATS" or "Demopublicans"?

Wait a minute. Or did they already do that?

[Tamar1973]

Ralph Nader, unsafe on any ticket!

[Seruzawa]

Oh goody! I liked hearing him basically telling the Rats to F-— off.

[Wagonboy]

This time around I think Ralphy-Boy’s impact will be on the scale of a mouse fart. Unless he’s not the only mouse scurrying around in the ballot box.

What other kooky and inconsequential parties and candidates will get themselves on the ballot? If there’s enough of them hailing from either right or left field they might have some collective impact to that side of the field. -Wb

[Thrownatbirth]

As Secretary of Defense, I'll crush you deniers.

[Gay State Conservative]

It could certainly be argued that Nader cost Gore the White House in 2000.If all of Nader’s votes in NH had gone to algore he would have won.But that’s not likely to happen this time.

[Iron Munro]

Now its a four ring circus with a clown in every ring.

Is NY City mayor Bloomburg next?

[plain talk]

The word “corporate” is in the first sentence. Got to love it.

[Tzimisce]

Well I’m not voting for John McCain.

So maybe I’ll vote Nadar ‘08. :D

[RussP]

Let’s just hope no conservative (or libertarian) is stupid enough to pull this little stunt. And if one is that stupid, let’s hope that conservative voters are not stupid enough to waste their vote on him. Remember: we’re smarter than the Left.

[fight_truth_decay]

Quotes:

Nader:.."if Democrats can't landslide the Republicans this year, they ought to just wrap up, close down, emerge in a different form."

Nader: "Sen. Hillary Clinton...a "political coward."

Nader: "Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., as "the candidate for perpetual war"

Nader: "Washington, D.C., "corporate-occupied territory..."

Nadar: "All the candidates -- McCain, Obama, and Clinton -- are against single payer health insurance, full Medicare for all," ..wanted to take on the "bloated military budget," labor law reform, repealing the Taft-Hartley Act, and corporate crime."

Nadar: "One feels an obligation to try to open the doorways," ... "Dissent is the mother of assent and in that context I have decided to run for president."

Nadar:...(Obama)"the first liberal evangelist in a long time,"... ran a brilliant tactical campaign but.."pro-Palestine when he was in Illinois, before he ran for the state senate and during his state senate" but now "supporting the Israeli destruction" of Gaza.".."(Obama)as someone whose "better instincts and his knowledge have been censored by himself"

Obama: Nader, a "heroic" figure who "has done as much as just about anybody on behalf of consumers." .. a stubborn egomaniac".

Nader:.. those who would argue against his candidacy are displaying "political bigotry" against "all of us that think that the country needs an infusion of freedom, democracy and choice," suggesting they "should just sit on the sidelines and watch the two political parties own all the voters and turn the government over to big business."

[Uncle Hal]

Run Ralph Run. The best news I have heard all day.

[Iscool]

What party is he running in??? I’ll have to check him out for the first time...Maybe he’s less liberal than McCain...

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Gee, isn’t he twice as old as McCain?!

[fight_truth_decay]

You might want to consider a poll question with Ralph Nader on board.

[E. Cartman]

With McCain as the GOP candidate and Obama/Clinton as the Dem’s, Nader could be the most conservative person running.

[SierraWasp]

I was gonna vote for Ralph this time, but I already promised to write in Dick Cheney!!!

[Gopher Broke]

Let’s help Ralph Nader....especially in the close/important states like OH, PA and FL......

http://www.votenader.org/index.html