If I was American, Id be voting for Ralph Nader.
As a Brit I don't get to see as much U.S. politics and current affairs as those from across the pond. But I saw a couple of short interviews with Nader on British TV recently and, from what I've seen, I like him a lot!!
Personally I can't agree with the Democrat "splitting" charge. They need to take responsibility for their their own performance. If they can't gain the two percent extra so needed, I don't think it's Nader's resonsibility. The Ego charges strike me as pretty ironic (although, as I've mentioned, I can't say I know a lot about him)
Personally I've tried tactical voting and it left a bad taste in the mouth. Since Blair and New Labour became a bunch of right wing **@@++آ£آ£$$, I've followed my conscience and generally voted socialist/green. I undestand why people do it and respect them for it, but I have to vote for a candidate/party I believe in. I won't vote on because it's "better the Devil you know" or "Hobson's choice".
As a Brit I don't get to see as much U.S. politics and current affairs as those from across the pond. But I saw a couple of short interviews with Nader on British TV recently and, from what I've seen, I like him a lot!!
Personally I can't agree with the Democrat "splitting" charge. They need to take responsibility for their their own performance. If they can't gain the two percent extra so needed, I don't think it's Nader's resonsibility. The Ego charges strike me as pretty ironic (although, as I've mentioned, I can't say I know a lot about him)
Personally I've tried tactical voting and it left a bad taste in the mouth. Since Blair and New Labour became a bunch of right wing **@@++آ£آ£$$, I've followed my conscience and generally voted socialist/green. I undestand why people do it and respect them for it, but I have to vote for a candidate/party I believe in. I won't vote on because it's "better the Devil you know" or "Hobson's choice".
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