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2056 Nader cost himself federal funds (Re: election demographics -- rank: 472

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Author:	Nancy Bauer/Dennis Perrin
Date:	Fri Nov 10 04:59:21 PST 2000

2057 [lbo-talk] Support Nader in the Same Way as the Rope Supports a HangedMan -- rank: 472

Carrol Cox wrote: >Whichever candidate wins, everyone who has any left tendencies whatever >needs to go to work next January to get the troops out of Iraq. We >should try not to make such cooperation too difficult then. If Kerry wins, he's the enemy starting on Nov 3. No reason ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Jun 24 15:26:23 PDT 2004

2058 NY Times v. Nader -- rank: 472

From dhenwood at panix.com Thu Aug 3 10:16:47 2000 >Not sure where you got this, but Cisco, like most of the tech >powerhouses, pays a TON of federal income tax. Their last 10-Q >says that their most recent provision for income tax was $395M for >the quarter ...

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Author:	Jordan Hayes
Date:	Thu Aug 3 10:36:28 PDT 2000

2059 Nader -- rank: 472

Michael Pollak wrote: > On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, John Thornton wrote: > > > Not voting at all, according to mainstream media outlets, is a sign of > > ignorance and laziness and not a form of protest. > > Worse -- classical pluralist political science considers voter apathy a > sign of contentment. They assume that if people were ...

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Author:	Joe R. Golowka
Date:	Sun Jul 2 11:31:46 PDT 2000

2060 [lbo-talk] Nader and his detractors -- rank: 472

Shane Mage wrote: > Dennis Redmond wrote: >>...The danger with the Repugs in charge is that the >>reaction to the meltdown will trigger a regional nuclear war -- an >>invasion or attack on Iran.... > > How can anyone say this with a straight face Noone's laughing in drenched-with-depleted-uranium-Fallujah. The ...

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Author:	Dennis Redmond
Date:	Sun Oct 10 13:28:49 PDT 2004

2061 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

JG>>Meanwhile I'm looking for the ecological Marxist lightning rod which will unite urban working class people of color and the rural white working class -- one which both the Dems and the Greens are congenitally incapable of delivering -- I'll give a report back in 10 or 20 years. John ...

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Author:	Lisa & Ian Murray
Date:	Thu Nov 9 22:47:35 PST 2000

2062 [lbo-talk] The Importance of Disenfranchising Nader/Camejo Voters -- rank: 472

> OK, Bush is a twat, no question about that. But so is Kerry. The situation is much more extreme than this. The US petro-fundamentalists are a gangster faction which has seized control of a dying Empire. The question is, does the Empire implode in an apocalyptic burst of militarism ...

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Author:	Dennis Redmond
Date:	Tue Aug 10 14:39:13 PDT 2004

2063 Dugger Says Fellow Greens Put Bush in Office-- No to Nader Run in 2004 -- rank: 472

On Sat, 16 Nov 2002, Doug Henwood wrote: > Since when do campaign positions bear any resemblance to actual > policies? Good point. Especially primary positions. Nobody in the ruling class takes those seriously, because they all know the drill: both parties spend the primary moving to their outside to get nominated, and ...

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Author:	Michael Pollak
Date:	Sat Nov 16 14:33:00 PST 2002

2064 [lbo-talk] re: Chomsky, Nader, and the Green Party -- rank: 472

Eubulides wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <uvj at vsnl.com> > > Issues like the state of the US economy, global warming, proliferation of > WMDs etc. -don't seem to bother the US Left? It's always Iraq, Iraq and > Iraq. There are no other issues in the coming US election? > > Ulhas > > ========================== > > [talking about ...

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Author:	Carrol Cox
Date:	Sun Mar 21 13:45:47 PST 2004

2065 growth club - Nader-hating Demo-liberals READ THIS -- rank: 472

Business Week - April 1, 2002 The Club That's Clubbing Republican Moderates Stephen Moore is a venture capitalist of a different stripe. Rather than seek seed money for new companies, the Washington economist prospects for politicians. And he uses his network of 5,000 "investors," known as the Club for Growth ...

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Author:	dlawbailey
Date:	Tue Mar 26 05:11:26 PST 2002

2066 [lbo-talk] The Importance of Disenfranchising Nader/Camejo Voters -- rank: 472

--- Dennis Redmond <dredmond at efn.org> wrote: > > Both Kerry and Bush are > > going to try to fight the drawdown by soaking the > poor > > to keep the military boondoggle going > > No question. It's just that the terrain will be more > favorable with Kerry > in there than with the current bunch ...

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Author:	Samuel Fassbinder
Date:	Wed Aug 11 09:04:04 PDT 2004

2067 [lbo-talk] Re: Nader and his detractors -- rank: 472

He can and I fear he will try. That has always been, in my mind, the greatest threat to working Americans that a Kerry presidency poses. Unfortunately the other option isn't any better. A Bush presidency would probably be worse. No guarantees that it would, it is possible that Bush ...

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Author:	John Thornton
Date:	Mon Oct 11 13:16:21 PDT 2004

2068 [lbo-talk] Anybody But Nader -- rank: 472

----- Original Message ----- From: "Yoshie Furuhashi" <furuhashi.1 at osu.edu> -According to Global Exchange, 1,500 labor unions invest in Israeli -bonds. Have union members debated and voted on the decision to -invest in Israeli bonds? Or is the decision to invest in the Israeli -occupation also a matter of ...

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Author:	Nathan Newman
Date:	Thu Aug 26 08:19:17 PDT 2004

2069 [lbo-talk] Re: Nader and his detractors -- rank: 472

On Oct 11, 2004, at 1:50 PM, Marvin Gandall wrote: > Nichols suggests the Democrats could do so in a more > effective and principled way, consistent with the antiwar sentiments of > their own supporters, by identifying with the stronger critiques of the > occupation offered by Republican senators Hagel and Luger and ...

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Author:	Jon Johanning
Date:	Mon Oct 11 20:09:04 PDT 2004

2070 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, Brad De Long wrote: > >Doug wrote: > > > >>That's not Ralph's fault, though of > >>course the Dems would like you to think so. > > > >It's probably true that Gore's defeat, if it is one, is on the Dems > > There *is* enough blame for everyone to ...

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Author:	jf noonan
Date:	Thu Nov 9 20:35:46 PST 2000