Nader is on the ballot in 45 states. Most polls say he is 3rd most
popular
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Ann
said...
Can you imagine how it would be like if Nader is president? It would be absolutely incredible.
Imagine an intelligent person in the Oval Office. Maybe it would be the first time ever! (Nader doesn't have people running around him telling him what to say and think! Nader has been thinking about us, you and me, for a long time. His record is great, without blemishes, when it comes to representing OUR interests.)
But, if Nader came even close to winning, every single major corporation would do what it can, in terms of dollars and cents, which means tons of anti-Nader propaganda, so that he will never be president.
Wow! But, just imagine a country - the US government representing the interests of real live people FIRST (not huge corporate entities)! We would truly have a people-friendly government - for the first time since ... when?
It would be interesting, no doubt. Many people are angry about the Wall Street bail out. I'm wondering what happens if we just let it collapse, let the market restructure itself naturally. Millions of people out of work? Lost savings? People starving? More crime? It could get ugly, but is that a certainty? How about letting the corrupt lie in the graves they dug and letting some healthy honest new trees grow on top of their bones?
Regarding Nader, I liked him when I saw him speak. We should hear from more than two sides. The two party system is absurd and out of date. It treats us like children and only gives us the illusion of choice.
2 comments:
Can you imagine how it would be like if Nader is president? It would be absolutely incredible.
Imagine an intelligent person in the Oval Office. Maybe it would be the first time ever! (Nader doesn't have people running around him telling him what to say and think! Nader has been thinking about us, you and me, for a long time. His record is great, without blemishes, when it comes to representing OUR interests.)
But, if Nader came even close to winning, every single major corporation would do what it can, in terms of dollars and cents, which means tons of anti-Nader propaganda, so that he will never be president.
Wow! But, just imagine a country - the US government representing the interests of real live people FIRST (not huge corporate entities)! We would truly have a people-friendly government - for the first time since ... when?
It would be interesting, no doubt. Many people are angry about the Wall Street bail out. I'm wondering what happens if we just let it collapse, let the market restructure itself naturally. Millions of people out of work? Lost savings? People starving? More crime? It could get ugly, but is that a certainty? How about letting the corrupt lie in the graves they dug and letting some healthy honest new trees grow on top of their bones?
Regarding Nader, I liked him when I saw him speak. We should hear from more than two sides. The two party system is absurd and out of date. It treats us like children and only gives us the illusion of choice.
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