>>No he's not. In fact when I saw him at the Council on Foreign Relations,
>>he took exception when a questioner implied that he was
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>In 2000 on CNN he was asked by a caller on a call-in show if he was a
>Marxist. His immediate and unflinching answer was, "no. I believe in
>democracy."
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>Joel Wendland
well, a big fat <FLUSH> then. like i've said, i've reserved judgement on the guy. i don't really care. or didn't. but if he's going to get my support, then he's got to actually support causes I believe in. I expect the two parties to be _for_ capitalism. when it comes to third parties, if i'm going to vote, I ain't throwing votes at some asschomp who can't even be honest when he has nothing to lose -- presuming that he's just saying this crap to get lots ov votes. and, if he ain't saying it to get votes, and really buys it--that socialism and democracy are opposed--he can suck the two inch long hair growing out of the mole on my left tit.
<flush> Ralph Nader <flush> for Tidy Bowl Man!
kelley
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