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I'm always happy to see the Naderites out causing mischief, but it's really been jarring to see how little traction the Ralph Nader protest is gaining here. Not suprising in its way, given that this is not the Green Party convention (that one will be held in Caracas), but the most they've mustered is a big inflatable Liberty Bell in the civic center protesting the Corporate-controlled debates, and a few filthy supporters selling concert tickets. Is there any life left in the Ralphster?
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Mark A Tarnowski|8.26.08 @ 8:58PM|#
Is there any life left in the Ralphster?
Why yes. I hear the have managed to save his nose, it's on life-support and prepped for cloning.
|8.27.08 @ 11:02AM|#
it's really been jarring to see how little traction the Ralph Nader protest is gaining here
Getting that scolding nanny out of public life would be the first silver lining of this entire election. Good riddance.