"I would like to run," said Nader, who gained nearly 2.9 million votes
for president in 2000. "Substantively there is a strong argument for
running. Now it's a question of resources -- just getting on the ballot is a
major endeavor."

No it isn't.

The Republicans will gleefully finance his campaign again in 2004, just as they
did in 2000.

My check is on its way already...



"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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"I would like to run," said Nader, who gained nearly 2.9 million votes
for president in 2000. "Substantively there is a strong argument for
running. Now it's a question of resources -- just getting on the ballot
is a
major endeavor."

No it isn't.

The Republicans will gleefully finance his campaign again in 2004, just as
they
did in 2000.

Sort of like Perot putting Clinton in office.

"NOYB" wrote in message
om...
My check is on its way already...



"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
"I would like to run," said Nader, who gained nearly 2.9 million
votes
for president in 2000. "Substantively there is a strong argument for
running. Now it's a question of resources -- just getting on the ballot
is a
major endeavor."

No it isn't.

The Republicans will gleefully finance his campaign again in 2004, just
as
they
did in 2000.

From: "Calif Bill"

Sort of like Perot putting Clinton in office.

Sort of, with one rather large exception, Perot ran on his own money. It
probably would be safe to say that some republicans gave money to Nader on 2000
and probably would do so again. Politics is a dirty game which also reminds me
that I did not hear to many democrats complaining about the Perot run in 92 or
96. It did help get their man elected twice. Turnaround is fair play they say.

Don'tcha just love election time.

Florida bound in the morning hoping for some sun and fun.

118 days to go..

Just about now, some right winger will check in with a fubar remark about black
helicopters and consipracy theories.

One of many examples; to save them some typing and later embarrassment.

http://www.insidepolitics.org/heard/heard102800.html

"RGrew176" wrote in message
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From: "Calif Bill"

Sort of like Perot putting Clinton in office.

Sort of, with one rather large exception, Perot ran on his own money. It
probably would be safe to say that some republicans gave money to Nader on
2000
and probably would do so again. Politics is a dirty game which also
reminds me
that I did not hear to many democrats complaining about the Perot run in
92 or
96. It did help get their man elected twice. Turnaround is fair play they
say.

Don'tcha just love election time.

Florida bound in the morning hoping for some sun and fun.

118 days to go..

Perot only got Clinton elected once. The Republicans got Clinton elected
the 2nd time, by running Dole. Could you pick a much worse candidate?

"Calif Bill" wrote in message news:soGEb.10859

Perot only got Clinton elected once. The Republicans got Clinton elected
the 2nd time, by running Dole. Could you pick a much worse candidate?

Mike Dukakis?

"John Gaquin" wrote in message
...

"Calif Bill" wrote in message
news:soGEb.10859

Perot only got Clinton elected once. The Republicans got Clinton
elected
the 2nd time, by running Dole. Could you pick a much worse candidate?

Mike Dukakis?



He at least looked like Al E. Newman. So maybe a little more electable.

"RGrew176" wrote in message
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Florida bound in the morning hoping for some sun and fun.


Hate to burst your bubble...but we have a frost advisory fo tonight.

Sort of like Perot putting Clinton in office.

It would be interesting to know if the Democrats were supporting Perot's
campaign financially. I don't recall.

As for Nader, he showed himself to be the consumate whore a few weeks before
the 2000 election. An investigation revealed that Republican interests (not the
GOP directly) were making monstrous contributions to Nader's campaign efforts,
particularly in states where the race between Gore and Bush seemed tight.
When challenged with the results of this investigation in a news conference,
Nader the Whore said, "I don't care where the money comes from."

With an attitude like that, he should have gone into politics years ago rather
than
build an entire career knocking the Corvair.