I still think Nader is right on saying there's no difference between parties. It's one and the same party that's job is to keep Americans fighting against each other so they will not unite FOR the rights they love and know they are losing.

I'd say this is a good year to go independent. Anybody BUT a GOP or Democrat.

This would be a good year for that.

NO FEAR Take back the Republic!

who knew Nader was a racist?

it's like Ron Paul and the racist articles in his newsletter.

Prince Hall, Eastern Star In DC, Scots, Knights Columbus, Morrigan Triads, Crown Royal Bank of Scotland owns not only the Debt, but its chqattel and assets of every square inch.

As you said. The rights have already been removed. Double Jeopardy established in English common law in Kennedy Cousin juvenile Court retried w/o a jury case, CAPTA, VAWA, DEBT responsibility eliminated from Bankruptcy protection for individuals, Deadbeat moms and pops straight and not so gay or butch---

and the pending Biden- Lugar I-VAWA bill will make global family fracturing and invasion common law for the Chosen one(s) plumb pure colorless(blk and white are) women, chilrend and animals of the State and its workers like in Germany. Hitler get blamed for 10M exterminations while his workers get refugee aid and citizenship in America to rebuild and resow their royal french german oats in American common law with 2 lawyers or pvt bankers as enforcers of the pvt banker associations G3-G8 who make the global decisions for USA now

This year its no tomatoes- next year no free DEbt rides under Law of Capias for pvt armed marshalls of AHA to get ya goats n hausmen rainbows to pay up or penal colony at 5 cents an hr plus bend over resultant time health care !

A Cain and a Ham (rodham derived) vs a dun HAM and a Can-adi or is the ham and rod's ham hicked Debtors Priosn to create more born again blk panther mugabe to go forthe with bellings and blessed bees-- once swiss soil in Rome is penetrated by born again Pope Joan Magdallins

hmm

It is possible that the cursed seed of the serpent continued after the Deluge through Noah’s son Ham. (Gen. 9:25) Gardner and other Merovingian authors claim there is a living descendant of this demonic bloodline who will one day rule over a revived Atlantis.

hmmm

I don't see any racism from Nader or Paul. I see accusations from those who resent both Nader's and Ron Paul stands against the war and against the US foreign policy.

History repeats its self Julie..the ride down the slippery slope crushes those who went first.

Tomatoes because tomatatoes are easy to can and affordable this time of year, while Wal-Mart places limits on rice and bean sales, ramin sold out. And troops occupy homes in CA in the name of "Fire". See HAARP

Hi~

I will probably vote for the good Nader this year, but I would not do so if the race in CA is close. Nader is wrong to think that there are no differences between the parties; the membership alone of the parties reflects a difference.

Nader and company have a much better understanding of the need for peace and the problems associated with Palestine and Israel. Still, they are not that enlightened about the need for employment eligibility reform or the issue of amnesty for exploited but unauthorized workers from abroad.

Nader screwed up in '00 because he failed to see that one party was preferable to the other. In hindsight, that is where he errored rather than the race in the state of Florida. Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano (Cardenas) was much wiser in the '88, '94, and '00 elections in Mexico because he saw a difference between the 2 major parties and focused his attention on areas where PAN was strong in an effort to insure that the PRI would win if his new PDR didn't.

You probably know that PAN's Fox was elected anyway in '00, so 3rd parties tickets do pose a risk. Still, progressives need to push the Dems to fulfill their progressive agenda and not allow it to be watered down in a effort to out dumb the GOP.

In this election, we need to begin to turn the ship of state around, and McCain is opposed to that. Furthermore, the good Senator McCain seems to have fallen under the spell of the GOP power brokers, so he would be of little help.

God Speed,

David

well, let me refresh your memory.

…..Ralph Nader reemerged Wednesday with a off-key critique of the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois.

"He's half African-American," Nader told the Rocky Mountain News in Denver. "Whether that will make any difference, I don't know. I haven't heard him have a strong crackdown on economic exploitation in the ghettos." He went on to say, "What's keeping him from doing that? Is it because he wants to talk white?" When asked to clarify the "talk white" remark, Nader added, "I mean, first of all, the number one thing that a black American politician aspiring to the presidency should be is to candidly describe the plight of the poor, especially in the inner cities and the rural areas . ..." Oh, and then there was this little ditty: "He wants to appeal to white guilt. You appeal to white guilt not by coming on as black is beautiful, black is powerful."

Nader's offensive remarks smack of that ultra-liberal condescension that African-Americans should think, talk and behave a certain way -- and that people such as Nader are equipped to explain this to them. Those who dare to stray from such rigid orthodoxy are belittled at best. Nader displayed a stunning misunderstanding of the spark behind Obama's support. When Obama went before a black church on Father's Day to preach responsibility and the importance of fatherhood, he did not aim his message only at African-American men; his positions on education and health care, to name two, are meant to benefit all Americans. Surely, African Americans would stand to benefit from such expansive thinking rather than the stale strategies Nader believes Obama should employ.

If Nader's patronizing comments were meant to attract attention, they succeeded. Unfortunately, they also served to reinforce how out of touch he really is.

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A series of newsletters in the name of GOP presidential hopeful Ron Paul contain several racist remarks -- including one that says order was restored to Los Angeles after the 1992 riots when blacks went "to pick up their welfare checks."

CNN recently obtained the newsletters -- written in the 1990s and one from the late 1980s -- after a report was published about their existence in The New Republic.

None of the newsletters CNN found says who wrote them, but each was published under Paul's name between his stints as a U.S. congressman from Texas.

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I think Nader is right on in that racism appears to be a theme of the Obama campaign, and yet, who is he helping? Whites. Go figure.

And as for Ron Paul, He admits, that the article that appeared on the cover of the news letter that carried his name had an article written by someone other than him when he was packing up his congressional office and going back to work as a OB-GYN (That was after 10 terms the first tem terms). Ron Paul said, does that article reflect any of the writings in my books or articles over the years? To be fair, it does not, and why the issue was put to rest. And then, there are so many black Americans on YouTube for Ron Paul, some of our best leaders are Blacks..so we don't think much about the CNN digging up dirt from the past, to smear Ron Paul. If that's all you got on Ron Paul, you ain't got much, but really...it's that he's GOP, so be honest.

Hi David. I think Nader screwed up the first time by "selling out" his ideas to the government. His second mistake was not running for office in the 70s, and his third mistake was trying to correct the corruption through elections.

Still, he's a good honest man and I respect that and why he will get my vote if Ron Paul is not on the ballot,. and at the rate McC is going, Ron Paul may be on the ballot. I hope so.