>Nader's policy of 'no difference' will indeed be put to the test,
>as much it can be. Actually, somewhat less than that, since Bush
>will face a major gridlock.
Historian Robert Dallek, quoted in today's NYT: "What operates is the sense that this is a middle-class, middle-ground sort of government and society, and the winner-take-all is not so dramatic or extreme, because it's not as if you're going from a fascist to a socialist. You're really going between shades of centrism."
Doug