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Nader has the same problem Gore does. Both are superlative and passionate journalists, and that's what they should be doing. Both have their moments politically, but just aren't great politicians. Nader hasn't ever held elected or appointed office, but he's all too eager to take potshots on those who have.
Remember, there's a couple other branches of government. I imagine some big veto-proof majorities and very little getting done with a Nader presidency.
right. but thats along the lines of the dems and republicans controlling congress like they do today.
same goes ron paul. pretty much any candidate who goes against the system would really only create grid lock (in ron paul's case, he'd probably be thrilled).
it just shows how far we have to go. i think in our life times we'll get beyond the two party system, but it certainly wont be this election, or the next.
Gore was SUCH a douche that more Americans voted for him. Yeah, I can see your point there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
Touche