For those who care, you can sign a petition to get Ralph Nader allowed into the presidential debates by clicking on this link.
http://green.votenader.org/cgi-bin/petition-sigs.cgi
By the way, I just saw the first Ralph Nader TV Commercial. It's a parody of the Mastercard commercials. Pretty funny stuff.
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ALL of the presidential candidates should be allowed to participate in the debates. Sure, the third-party guys probably won't get enough votes to win, but they often bring up good ideas that could be helpful in the future. Nader's been getting more media coverage lately, so he should definitely be allowed to debate. Are Buchanan, Hagelin, McReynolds, and any other smaller party candidates still running too?
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On Wed, 09 Aug 2000 12:07:09 -0700, Violator's Toad wrote:
Buchanan is in a nasty fight for the Reform party nomination. I hope he doesn't get it, people like him give Christians a bad name.
Nader probably won't be on the debates. I've signed the petition, but I just don't see it happening. If he did, I don't think 20% of the vote is out of the question.
And if he does get on the debates, Gore can kiss the elections goodbye.
Kyle The Jeff Huson of alt.sports.baseball.chicago-cubs
I've convinced my entire family to vote for Ralph Nader. Except my Grandma who says " There's no way you're getting me to waste my vote sweetie" . All the things I'm reading about "Dubya" are really starting to get to me , however, and I wonder if I should compromise my integrity and vote for Gore. I don't think I will vote for Gore. I know not to belive everything that I read , but check out this web site and tell me what you think
www.georgebush2000.com
oh and this is a funny site but its in spanish www.vivabush.com
sorry , couldn't get the hyperlinks to work.
nickey
You probably shouldn't. His running mate, Lieberman, is basically in favor of using the entertainment industry as a scapegoat for America's problems. Gain, they're to blame (to a RATHER SMALL extent), but not as much as this guy wants to have to believe... I'd say stick with your thing about Nader. I know I would. ;)
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