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by watcher269-2009 June 25, 2008 8:00 PM EDT
What''s that Nappy Headed Fool Talk''in ''bout?

I always thought Nader tried to speak "Black" or is that Ebonics!
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by feelfree4u June 25, 2008 7:58 PM EDT

Re: "LOL Nader is a non-entity and needs to just go away."

Posted by fedupwithit1

Democrats sure seem to have their panties in a bunch over this non-entity.

Of course, they are not known as a very courageous bunch.
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by feelfree4u June 25, 2008 7:55 PM EDT

Re: "I saw Nader''s last interview. The guy is already half-baked."

Posted by briannorwood


Here is a recent interview-

www.democracynow.org/2008/6/18/ralph_nader_on_barack_obama_it

Seems pretty coherent and capable to me.

Certainly no less so than anyone else running.
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by alphaa10-2009 June 25, 2008 7:55 PM EDT
walker1209 said, "The Dems will have a very hard time convincing me to come to their side of the street again!!!"
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Obama is not the product of traditional DNC politics which gave us Gore and Kerry, for example. Those campaigns were driven by corporate money and were top-down, traditional efforts. They failed.

Today, the Democratic Party which you loyally supported has ideals best represented by Obama. While Obama is not perfectly repreentative of the "ground-up" approach, he is much more the polar opposite of the Clinton campaign machinery, which was much more "top-down".

In contract, the Clinton approach was replete with multiple lines of interlocking support which crossed party lines-- with predictable policy consequences. For example, Hillary voted for the consumer credit bill of 2005-- written by and for the credit card and lending industry.

We can let Obama speak for himself-- he is doing a fine job of inspiring America with new hope and horizons the old politics never offered.
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by briannorwood June 25, 2008 7:51 PM EDT
bks59:

Agreed. I saw Nader''s last interview. The guy is already half-baked. I''m thinking, at his age, maybe one mini-stroke too many.
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by feelfree4u June 25, 2008 7:51 PM EDT

Re: "Just because his family immigrated from the Middle East doesn''t mean he knows jack about the Middle East."

True.

Re: "Most Americans immigrated from somewhere. Do you think that in itself qualifies them to be experts on where they originally came from?"

Posted by whatithink

Not at all. But Mr. Nader''s, foreign policy knowledge, his extensive first hand experience in the Middle East, and his decades of study and analysis of this topic does definitely qualify him as an expert.
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by bks59 June 25, 2008 7:48 PM EDT
talking "white" what the hell is nader on..............

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by medmom04 June 25, 2008 7:47 PM EDT
Whatithink:

unfortunately throughout history, race has been used against folks. it IS shameful. Culture is a beautiful thing.
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by dnsallday June 25, 2008 7:46 PM EDT
huh? Barack Obama was raised by his white mother and white grandparents from Kansas! Why is it, exactly, that he shouldn''t be talking ''white''?
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by whatithink-2009 June 25, 2008 7:43 PM EDT
Posted by medmom04 at 04:39 PM : Jun 25, 2008

Good point. What God created to protect us from our various environments (a gift), man has found a way to use it to hate each other. SHameful.
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