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ryaldin · 02-24-2004, 08:51 AM

I for one have no problem with ralph nader running for president. In fact, it's absolutely imperative that he be allowed to do so, because it's an exercise in democracy. If the man feels that he would make a sufficient leader, and if he has enough support to get on the ballot, then bygod let him do so. It's un-democratic to try to encourage him not to run.

I am however a realist, and acknowledge that his running is definitely not going to help depose G.Bush, whom I desperately wish to see anywhere other than the white house.

02-24-2004, 08:51 AM	#7
ryaldin Elminster Join Date: April 23, 2002 Location: Helena, MT Age: 42 Posts: 458	I for one have no problem with ralph nader running for president. In fact, it's absolutely imperative that he be allowed to do so, because it's an exercise in democracy. If the man feels that he would make a sufficient leader, and if he has enough support to get on the ballot, then bygod let him do so. It's un-democratic to try to encourage him not to run. I am however a realist, and acknowledge that his running is definitely not going to help depose G.Bush, whom I desperately wish to see anywhere other than the white house. __________________ [img]\"http://userpic.livejournal.com/10817323/260901\" alt=\" - \" /><br />\"My style? You could call it the art of fighting without really fighting.\"<br /><br />\"Something vexes thee?\"