Posted on 10/10/2011 6:45:44 AM PDT by lakeprincess
The tea party is “most welcome” at Wall Street protests. That is what veteran consumer advocate, gadfly and occasional presidential hopeful Ralph Nader tells Inside the Beltway. He’s fresh from addressing a disgruntled throng just a block from the White House. But civil rights, the environment, nuclear war, feminism and other 1960s iconic fare is not No.1 on the agenda... The septuagenarian activist also insists the tea party has become “marginalized” - fightin’ words for tea partyers - but he extends the protest welcome mat nonetheless.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
Socialist, leftest nut job’s every one of them. Ever notice how they are always using words like “marginalized” to describe the tea folk.
Until election day, I can’t wait
No thanks. If this “Occupy movement” really wanted to go after those causing the problems, they would only need to be in one city at one location.....Capitol Hill in DC! But as usual, they don’t even realize they are hypocrites and sheeple being led around by the very people that are causing the problems! The POLITICAL LEFT want a MOB RULE country because it makes it easier for them to keep the power. IDIOTS!!!
Run, Ralph.
Run !
He just wants the Tea Party to clean up the area after the Wall Street protesters....(it’s shovel ready.../s)
I think those are the type of Tea Partiers Nader would feel more comfortable around.
The ONE thing Nader is very familiar with is being marginalized.
Teat party?
yes.
I DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING FOR COMMUNISTS AND NOTHING FOR THOSE THAT FIND COMMON GROUND WITH THEM. COMMUNISTS ARE ALL EVIL AND ONE CANNOT DEAL WITH OR COMPROMISE WITH EVIL... IT CAN ONLY BE DEFEATED OR IT WILL DEFEAT YOU.
LLS
No thanks.
(They really think the Tea Party people are gullible as they themselves are.)
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