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Greens aren't so different from the pols they seek to replace
San Francisco Chronicle ^
| Sunday, December 7, 2003
| Jonathan Curiel
Posted on 12/08/2003 7:34:28 AM PST by presidio9
Edited on 04/13/2004 2:45:06 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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Considering it's still in its infancy as a political force, the Green Party has made remarkable strides and has become a kind of haven for disaffected Democrats -- even as it continues to be stereotyped as the party that derailed Al Gore's presidency.
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TOPICS: Culture/Society; Editorial; Government; Miscellaneous; Philosophy; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: 2000election; 2004election; communists; election2004; globalwarming; greenieweenies; greenparty; greens; nader2004; ralphnader; reds; watermelonparty; watermelons
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To: hedgetrimmer
Chances are extremely remote that a Green will ever be elected to an important national office, let alone presidency. A Communist party member has virtually no chance.
More frightening are Democrats or Republicans with hidden agendas.
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