Nader

[Gordon Fitch]

Michael Pollak wrote:
> >Yeah, sure. There are some clangers.  But still and all, I think you'd
> >have to be a real worser not to like this speech.  Even his union stuff is
> >good.  And his litany of campaign stops seems to signify a high commitment
> >to campaigning, and to visiting places that don't normally get visited.

Doug Henwood:
> Hey, I think I'm going to vote for the guy. With lots of 
> reservations, but 1) it's a protest vote that's not too painfully 
> embarrassing, and 2) maybe the Greens will get matching funds, which 
> could make U.S. politics a lot more interesting.

It seems to me there is a real problem in the extent to
which a vote for anyone legitimates the election of the thug
who will actually win.

If only one could vote No!