Nader Tackles Sports
Dave Zirin : Sports
It's a little known fact, but Ralph Nader is seriously interested in sports, which is why he believes there should be a Bill of Rights just for the fans.
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Talking to Nader
Laura Flanders : Campaigns & Elections
The independent candidate discusses Obama, healthcare, and why the heck he's running.
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What Makes Ralph Run
Katrina vanden Heuvel : Presidential Election 2008
Ralph Nader explains the reasons why he must run in 2008. They haven't changed since 2004.
2004
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Nader's Flawed Calculus
John Nichols : Voters & Voting
Nader backers support Kerry more than Bush, Nation Institute poll shows.
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Bush's Useful Idiot
Eric Alterman : Presidential Election 2004
What in God's name will convince Nader's remaining supporters to abandon his lemminglike march?
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Dean Debates Nader
Dean advises quitting. Nader calls him "a detergent for the dirty linen of the Democratic Party."
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Nader Is Crashing the Party Yet Again
Robert Scheer : Presidential Election 2004
Does he have no sense of accountability or shame?
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Nader and the Newmanites
What in the world is Ralph Nader doing with the ultrasectarian cult-racket formerly known as the New Alliance Party?
2003
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Ralph Redux?
Not only Democrats but many Greens oppose a Nader run in 2004.
2002
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Ralph, Don't Run
Ronnie Dugger : George W. Bush
We cannot afford another division in our ranks that will help George W. Bush's re-election bid in 2004.
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Greens at the Crossroads
Now that the Greens are a national party, they need to get serious about politics.
2001
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Nader and the Politics of Fear
William Greider : Democratic Party
Nader and the Greens, though outsiders, are among the more distant elements of the grassroots who intend to exert influence toward restoration of a more substantial Democratic Party.
2000
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Nader: Is There Life After Crucifixion?
In the aftermath of the election, Nader plans to forge alliances between the Green Party and the many citizens' movements coast to coast.
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Don't Blame Ralph
If Gore loses the White House he'll have no one but himself to blame.
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The Election and Beyond
Despite its disapointments, Election 2000 might yet turn out to be the progressive moment--when we stopped backing up and started moving forward.
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