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2071 [lbo-talk] GOP donors funding Nader -- rank: 472

Jon Johanning wrote (among much) on March 29, 2004: "While we're waiting for such a situation to arise, we shouldn't be sitting on our hands. There is plenty of work we can do to prepare for it. (1) Work out a new theory and vision, borrowing where appropriate from ...

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Author:	robert mast
Date:	Tue Mar 30 10:53:02 PST 2004

2072 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

Newman! >>First, as I continually scream on this list, WHY CAN'T THE LEFT RUN IN PRIMARIES?!!!!! **************** Got donors$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Ian

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Author:	Lisa & Ian Murray
Date:	Thu Nov 9 20:24:28 PST 2000

2073 [lbo-talk] Nader and His Detractors -- rank: 472

Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: > The Green Party needs to run a strong presidential > campaign putting a well known presidential candidate on ballots in > all 50 states 2008, so that it can recover from the setback of 2004. There was no setback, because we Greens never had any terrain to begin with. But ...

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Author:	Dennis Redmond
Date:	Sun Oct 10 13:17:35 PDT 2004

2074 [lbo-talk] re: Chomsky, Nader, and the Green Party -- rank: 472

Michael Pollak wrote: > Right. And the story is that, during the 80s, the US laid the heaviest > sanctions on Pakistan that we laid on any country in the world for trying > to develop a bomb. We not only withheld aid, we actually took money from > them. (They paid for F-16s ...

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Author:	uvj at vsnl.com
Date:	Thu Mar 25 10:12:18 PST 2004

2075 [lbo-talk] Nader Does the CFR -- rank: 472

I think they've argued (and I would agree) that the demand should be immediate US withdrawal -- corporate and military -- without waiting for the US to arrange UN replacements or an international presence, because it's clear whose interests would be served under those circumstances. If the Iraqis want to arrange ...

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Author:	C. G. Estabrook
Date:	Sun May 30 19:51:01 PDT 2004

2076 [lbo-talk] Re: Ralph Nader, Suicide Bomber -- rank: 472

I think the assertion, taken for granted here, that "the election of Bush would be worse for working-class, poor people and blacks" than that of Gore, is difficult to prove, at best. (It took Clinton to pass "welfare reform," which Reagan and Bush couldn't do.) For some counter-argument ...

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Author:	C. G. Estabrook
Date:	Wed May 5 10:57:07 PDT 2004

2077 Questions for you Nader Fans -- rank: 472

On Sat, 1 Jul 2000, Patrick Bond wrote: > > 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. > > If the Democratic Party is the preferred home of financial, > commercial and property capital ...

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Author:	Michael Pollak
Date:	Sat Jul 1 14:35:56 PDT 2000

2078 [lbo-talk] Anybody But Nader -- rank: 472

Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: >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 insignificance in your opinion? You're right about ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Thu Aug 26 08:01:34 PDT 2004

2079 Summary of Nader analysis -- rank: 472

Right, Brad, it's your fault. If you had resigned at Berkeley and moved to Florida in time to register, you might have cast the winning Gore vote. --jks >>>That's not Ralph's fault, though of >>>course the Dems would like you to think so. >> >>It's probably true that ...

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Author:	Justin Schwartz
Date:	Thu Nov 9 19:29:45 PST 2000

2080 [lbo-talk] Re: Liberal yuppies go ballistic over Nader petition -- rank: 472

On Thu, 5 Aug 2004, Doug Henwood wrote: > Carrol Cox wrote: > > >ABB is turning into The DP Now and Forever. > > Uh, do you have any evidence for this, pal? There's some way you > *have* to believe it, because it fits in with your rigid worldview. > But people who can hold ...

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Author:	Miles Jackson
Date:	Thu Aug 5 13:07:37 PDT 2004

2081 [lbo-talk] The Importance of Disenfranchising Nader/Camejo Voters -- rank: 472

Samuel Fassbinder wrote: >When will you liberal Democrats learn that you're >being bribed to shut up I'm not a liberal Democrat, but I would like a piece of that bribe action? Know where I can sign up? Doug

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Wed Aug 11 09:36:12 PDT 2004

2082 [lbo-talk] Nader Does the CFR -- rank: 472

I can imagine that question's being asked in Parliament in 1781 (perhaps of Burke): "But who at this point are 'the Americans' whom Britain should 'leave' power to? Benedict Arnold? Sam Adams?" In the event, it wasn't a practical consideration. --CGE On Sun, 30 May 2004, Joseph Wanzala wrote ...

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Author:	C. G. Estabrook
Date:	Mon May 31 08:59:42 PDT 2004

2083 [lbo-talk] US Green Party candidate Ralph Nader courts Buchanan supporters -- rank: 472

<URL: http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/jun2000/gp1-j27.shtml > -- Michael Pugliese

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Author:	Michael Pugliese
Date:	Mon Feb 23 09:51:56 PST 2004

2084 [lbo-talk] US Green Party candidate Ralph Nader courts Buchanan supporters -- rank: 472

Michael Pugliese wrote: ><URL: http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/jun2000/gp1-j27.shtml > > Well that was 4 years ago. What's he up to now on this front? Doug

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Mon Feb 23 11:18:59 PST 2004

2085 [lbo-talk] the worse (was Fwd: Ralph Nader) -- rank: 472

At 11:11 AM -0500 23/2/04, kelley at pulpculture.org wrote: >I thought it derived from a core idea in some interpretations of >Marx's work: when workers have nothing but their chains to lose, >they'll finally throw off the chains and finish digging capital's >grave. Unlike ...

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Author:	Bill Bartlett
Date:	Mon Feb 23 16:40:35 PST 2004