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1321 [lbo-talk] Re: GOP Donors Funding Nader -- rank: 496

>...Republicans who give to a Nader in the hope of pushing the country to the right ...

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Author:	Michael Pugliese
Date:	Tue Mar 30 06:42:38 PST 2004

1322 Nader Doing Well in Florida -- rank: 496

... retired jewish communists from NYC. mbs Any thoughts on why Nader is doing so well in Florida?

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Author:	Max Sawicky
Date:	Thu Sep 21 15:34:55 PDT 2000

1323 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 496

... annoyed at many things this week... Hey, Brad. As a Nader voter, I was given a glimpse of the concentration camp ...

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Author:	Nancy Bauer/Dennis Perrin
Date:	Thu Nov 9 17:02:20 PST 2000

1324 Questions for you Nader Fans -- rank: 472

Max Sawicky wrote: >An individual of virtue would be preferred as the leader of >a movement, assuming she could do as good a job. But >we seldom have the luxury of choice in the matter. So Max, does this mean you're going to vote for Ralph? Doug

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Sat Jul 1 10:09:05 PDT 2000

1325 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

jan carowan wrote: >I am free to say rude things about this fine writer because she is >not a paid subscriber of a publication with which I am associated. Which is? >Behind my fighting words there was reasoning which you are free to >engage. After listening to Ms Goodman's self ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Nov 9 16:16:52 PST 2000

1326 [lbo-talk] Re: GOP donors funding Nader -- rank: 472

Maybe I am over-analyzing this, and despite my reservations about extrapolating from one or two bits of data here goes nothing.... Given the limits on election financing, wealthy contributors like Ben Stein give money to their favorite guy, and some splinter candidate on the other side. With an abundance of ...

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Author:	Will Thurber
Date:	Mon Mar 29 16:08:53 PST 2004

1327 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

jan carowan wrote: >She has done great harm, and should never again be allowed top >billing in a leftist publication. Her leftism is truly infantile of >the drama queen sort. Them's fightin' words, comrade. I'm a big fan of Barbara Ehrenreich. I think *you're* being the drama queen ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Nov 9 15:49:51 PST 2000

1328 Nader/Love letter to Tommy Tompson on Cipro patent -- rank: 472

Sec. Thompson might be right for the wrong reason. The massive overuse of Cipro will only hasten the emergence of resistant organisms. -- Michael Perelman Economics Department California State University Chico, CA 95929 Tel. 530-898-5321 E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu

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Author:	Michael Perelman
Date:	Thu Oct 18 20:24:39 PDT 2001

1329 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

Justin Schwartz wrote: >So here you have it. The more it seems that dissidence matters, the >more savagely it is attacked. This is the moral equivalent of the >way the cops are letting loose on the demonstrators at recent WTO >meetings. Shuddup and gedbackinline, or its rubber bullets and all >night ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Nov 9 15:42:28 PST 2000

1330 [lbo-talk] nader's response re republican funding -- rank: 472

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Author:	Stannard67 at aol.com
Date:	Fri Sep 3 09:56:28 PDT 2004

1331 [lbo-talk] Is Nader a Marxist, socialist, capitalist, bourgeois democrat, or just lonely -- rank: 472

På Sun, 31 Oct 2004 18:30:59 -0800 (PST), skrev Miles Jackson <cqmv at pdx.edu>: > > This comment pretty much sums up my lack of enthusiasm for RN: he's > so naive about Marxism that he conflates it with totalitarianism. > > Miles > As if that doesn't also go for Kerry ...

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Author:	Mathias Bismo
Date:	Mon Nov 1 04:10:26 PST 2004

1332 Questions for you Nader Fans -- rank: 472

> From: Michael Pollak <mpollak at panix.com> > I was speaking exclusively about labor law, Carrol. There, and only > there, Nathan has convinced me the Democrats have been consistently > better. Michael, I've been away, and too busy to track this thread so my apologies for posing a perhaps off-track ...

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Author:	Patrick Bond
Date:	Sat Jul 1 09:52:29 PDT 2000

1333 [lbo-talk] Nader, et al -- rank: 472

Michael Smith wrote: > > On 08/08/07 10:49:13 AM, Carrol Cox wrote: > > I'm with Carrol as to the fun of not voting. But I didn't exactly say > that voting or not-voting is a null choice (i.e. that it doesn't make > any difference). What I ...

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Author:	Carrol Cox
Date:	Wed Aug 8 09:53:13 PDT 2007

1334 Nader -- rank: 472

At 08:23 PM 6/30/00 -0700, you wrote: >On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, Nathan Newman wrote: > >> But the problem with most third party advocates, at least the >> intellectuals (actual organizers are displomatic), are personally and >> politically abusive against those who disagree with their strategy. > >But we're talking about ...

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Author:	dhorne at telus.net
Date:	Sat Jul 1 06:25:14 PDT 2000

1335 [lbo-talk] re: Chomsky, Nader, and the Green Party -- rank: 472

Chomsky makes the point in his recent Guardian interview: "...when it comes to the choice between the two factions of the business party, it does sometimes, in this case as in 2000, make a difference. A fraction. "That's not only true for international affairs, it's maybe even more dramatically ...

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Author:	C. G. Estabrook
Date:	Sun Mar 21 10:37:15 PST 2004