So, Nader is running again.

over bends · January 2008

Any chance Eddie supports him again instead of selling out to the Democratic political machine like '04?

LikeAnOcean · January 2008

Isn't Nader getting a little too old to be running for office? He would be 75 to 79 years old for his first term if he stood a chance in hell.

LukinFan · January 2008

over_bends wrote:

Any chance Eddie supports him again instead of selling out to the Democratic political machine like '04?

He said that he would only run, if Clinton won the Democratic nod- so it's not 100% that he's running.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,252392,00.html

WASHINGTON — Former presidential hopeful Ralph Nader might consider jumping into the 2008 race if Sen. Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic Party nomination.

"She's just another bad version of (former President) Bill Clinton,'' Nader told KGO radio host Ronn Owens in San Francisco while on a book tour, as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.

Nader has recently said he'll consider making a bid for the White House later this year.

"We're going to see what the Democrats come up with," he said.

Click here to read the San Francisco Chronicle story.

Nader said Clinton, a Democratic front-runner for the White House, has "no political fortitude."

"Flatters, panders, coasting, front-runner, looking for a coronation, not taking on the huge waste in the military budget as a member of the armed services commission, never going after the corporate crimes against pensions, against workers. ... She has no political fortitude.''

The latest FOX News poll shows that 76 percent voters said they would never vote for Nader, while 44 percent said they would never cast a vote for Clinton.

Nader made an unsuccessful bid for president as the Green Party candidate in 2000, gaining more than 2.7 percent of the national popular vote. He gained less than one-half of 1 percent during a second run in 2004.

Click here for more news on the 2008 presidential hopefuls..

On another Democratic front-runner, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, Nader said he hasn't done much in the two years he has been in the Senate.

Obama "has capacity ... whether he gets specific in his proposals, that's what a lot of people are waiting for,'' Nader said. "He hasn't shown that much political fortitude ... in his two years in the Senate.''

over bends · January 2008

LikeAnOcean wrote:

Isn't Nader getting a little too old to be running for office? He would be 75 to 79 years old for his first term if he stood a chance in hell.

The guy who is going to win will be 71 to 75. Not much of a stretch.

josevolution · January 2008

over_bends wrote:

Any chance Eddie supports him again instead of selling out to the Democratic political machine like '04?

why ?? ...is he running again..

LikeAnOcean · January 2008

LukinFan wrote:

He said that he would only run, if Clinton won the Democratic nod- so it's not 100% that he's running.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,252392,00.html

WASHINGTON — Former presidential hopeful Ralph Nader might consider jumping into the 2008 race if Sen. Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic Party nomination.

"She's just another bad version of (former President) Bill Clinton,'' Nader told KGO radio host Ronn Owens in San Francisco while on a book tour, as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.

Nader has recently said he'll consider making a bid for the White House later this year.

"We're going to see what the Democrats come up with," he said.

Click here to read the San Francisco Chronicle story.

Nader said Clinton, a Democratic front-runner for the White House, has "no political fortitude."

"Flatters, panders, coasting, front-runner, looking for a coronation, not taking on the huge waste in the military budget as a member of the armed services commission, never going after the corporate crimes against pensions, against workers. ... She has no political fortitude.''

The latest FOX News poll shows that 76 percent voters said they would never vote for Nader, while 44 percent said they would never cast a vote for Clinton.

Nader made an unsuccessful bid for president as the Green Party candidate in 2000, gaining more than 2.7 percent of the national popular vote. He gained less than one-half of 1 percent during a second run in 2004.

Click here for more news on the 2008 presidential hopefuls..

On another Democratic front-runner, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, Nader said he hasn't done much in the two years he has been in the Senate.

Obama "has capacity ... whether he gets specific in his proposals, that's what a lot of people are waiting for,'' Nader said. "He hasn't shown that much political fortitude ... in his two years in the Senate.''

So essentially, Ralph Nader thinks Hillary Clinton is a bitch, and would be cooler with McCain in power. He's not sure about Obama yet but wouldn't mind giving him a chance to prove himself..

LikeAnOcean · January 2008

over_bends wrote:

The guy who is going to win will be 71 to 75. Not much of a stretch.

I think McCain is getting up there as well. I don't think a republican will win unless they go up against Hillary. We'll see.

Dirty Mosquito · January 2008

Mccain would be like the Bush administration all over again!! If he wins, I am moving to Canada or London.

Why is Nader going to do this now?? I have no beef with the guy, but why would you enter the race so late? There is no chance he would win, coming in at the last minute.

Kingmidget · January 2008

Junior Senators are not typically all that successful at first. Comes down to the same old same old or someone new and aggressive. I'll agree Obama needs to start pushing SPECIFIC agendas besides CHANGE (although that alone sounds good)...but go Obama!!!

I'm hoping Nader stays clear...philosophically I understand his views, but dammit the old guard needs to get pushed out and this Country needs new direction. Unfortunately Nader will accomplish nothing and I don't want a repeat of '04. Ed will be behind Obama...my thought anyway.

Hillary or McCain means another 4 years of spiraling downward.

Kingmidget · January 2008

over_bends wrote:

The guy who is going to win will be 71 to 75. Not much of a stretch.

Hopin you are dead wrongggggggggggggggg!!!

If I have to hear another story about his days in captivity I'll puke. Ya...he served his country well then. After that...not so much

PearlJamaholic · January 2008

If nader runs i wont have to vote for peter parker. this election is a joke. worse than the kerry bush 04 race.

CitizenRick · January 2008

over_bends wrote:

The guy who is going to win will be 71 to 75. Not much of a stretch.

John McCain has a snowball's chance in hell vs either Barack or Hillary. George W. Bush has single handedly taken down the GOP!

Ralph Nader needs to start seeing the bigger picture and be more constructive...rather than throwing darts at the next President.

pjl44 · January 2008

Dirty Mosquito wrote:

Mccain would be like the Bush administration all over again!! If he wins, I am moving to Canada or London.

Why is Nader going to do this now?? I have no beef with the guy, but why would you enter the race so late? There is no chance he would win, coming in at the last minute.

It isn't late...we're not even through Super Tuesday yet. Regardless of who grabs the Dem and Rep nods, I'd love to see Nader run Green and Paul run Libertarian. Could be interesting...

pjl44 · January 2008

PearlJamaholic wrote:

If nader runs i wont have to vote for peter parker. this election is a joke. worse than the kerry bush 04 race.

If we wind up with Romney v. Clinton, I would agree with you completely.

Dirty Mosquito · January 2008

pjl44 wrote:

It isn't late...we're not even through Super Tuesday yet. Regardless of who grabs the Dem and Rep nods, I'd love to see Nader run Green and Paul run Libertarian. Could be interesting...

I like Ron Paul, but I am going with Obama since he has a better chance, plus I do like his views as well. We DEF. need change

Kingmidget · January 2008

CitizenRick wrote:

John McCain has a snowball's chance in hell vs either Barack or Hillary. George W. Bush has single handedly taken down the GOP!

Ralph Nader needs to start seeing the bigger picture and be more constructive...rather than throwing darts at the next President.

Yaaa..I'm starting to think he needs to hit the ganja and chill. Ralph...we need to get this damn country on its feet (economically and morally) first dude...then MAYBE focus again on screwin with the F%^&$ up 2 party system.

pjl44 · January 2008

Dirty Mosquito wrote:

I like Ron Paul, but I am going with Obama since he has a better chance, plus I do like his views as well. We DEF. need change

Yeah...I'm definitely behind Ron Paul, but would probably vote for Obama if he gets the nomination and Paul doesn't run 3rd party.

slightofjeff · January 2008

over_bends wrote:

Any chance Eddie supports him again instead of selling out to the Democratic political machine like '04?

The Republicans hope so.

In essence, one more vote for them.

slightofjeff · January 2008

CitizenRick wrote:

John McCain has a snowball's chance in hell vs either Barack or Hillary. George W. Bush has single handedly taken down the GOP!

Uh, McCain will kick Hillary's ass. Nobody likes her. Not even the Democrats. It will be a (figurative) bloodbath.

Plus, McCain is barely a Republican anyway.

Kilgore_Trout · January 2008

we cant afford him running and fuckin things up again... especially in an election where no one is particularly likeable... his chances are better in that respect but he still wont realistically win, so itd just be taking away democrat votes...

homeratbat · January 2008

i never understood why people support nader so much! if you dont like the state our country is in? look to nader! im all for a 3rd party canidate that supplies a real option but nader is just there to be there!

if you want "100 years of war" then you should know who to vote for if not then you also know

So, Nader is running again.

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