Help Nader get on the ballot in 16 battleground states

http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20040728-111322-9512r.htm ^

[Linux4Life]

Democrats around the country are harassing and intimidating Nader petitioners. How can we help in getting him on the ballot in the 16-17 battleground states?

[concerned about politics]

Democrat’s Biggest Money Man Has Mob Connections.....
ABC news

He is Stephen Bing, a wealthy film producer who, with little fanfare, has managed to steer a total of more than $16 million of his money to Democratic candidates and the supposedly independent groups that support them.

Democrats should vote for Nader. At least he's not crimminal.
(This article is good news for us if it moves across the air waves)

[RockinRight]

On Newsmeat.com, Ben Stein shows up as a heavy GOP contributor, but then he's given to Ralph Nader. Wonder what's up with that?

[smoothsailing]

I personally don't care whether or not Nader get's on a ballot.

President Bush is going to defeat all whiners who would oppose him.

However, I would be more than happy to sign a petition to get Ted Kennedy on the ballot in Massachusetts.

Talk about splitting the vote.

[CatOwner]

I agree, forget Nader. If Bush can't win the White House straight up against a weak candidate like Kerry, he doesn't deserve it.

[ApesForEvolution]

MARK

[concerned about politics]

Nader could beat Kerry if he pushed for Kerry's military medical records to prove he's the man he says he is.

[Andy from Beaverton]

We tried in Oregon, but the secretary of state pulled a fast one on us. They got lots of Democrats to enter a nominating convention that only needed a thousand signatures. The Democrats refused to sign the petition and the secretary of state closed the doors even though they were supposed to be open for twelve hours. We ended up just a bit shy and the DumbAsCraps were ecstatic.

[Linux4Life]

According to Ballot Access, Nader managed to get on ballot in only 3 states so far:

http://www.ballot-access.org/2004/0701.html

[Linux4Life]

With that logic, Bush would never have been President.

Remember, Florida came down to a few hundred votes.

[CatOwner]

I stand by my statement: If Bush can't win the White House straight up against a weak candidate like Kerry, he doesn't deserve it.

[smoothsailing]

Take heart. We are now hearing a feeble attempt by Democrats to act tough.

It's absolutely hilarious!

As the donkey's stumble away...

The Pachederms are waiting in the wings...

August will be a fun month!

[GeronL]

I don't think its possible for him to get on the ballot in Texas. Not likely that would help Bush anyway.

[passionfruit]

Ben Stein is probably smart enough to realize that Nader will split the liberal vote. We should all want his name on the ballot!

Remember how Clinton got elected? Ross Perot split the conservative vote.

[RockinRight]

Absolutely. That was my point...

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

What Nader really needs is for us to rant at his statements, to be honestly concerned about his politics and take him seriously. He is, after all, a longterm threat. We are beating the rats black-and-blue whether the polls show it or not. The Greens could be a bigger problem. FReegards....

[TheEaglehasLanded]

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