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Again, you didn't answer my question. You just gave me some "good cop, bad cop" bullshit.
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What's not valid about my question? You say you're for Nader. Nader drew enough votes away from Gore in battleground states in 2000 resulting in Bush getting the disputed election. He seems primed to do the same thing this election. I draw the logical conclusion and say that you would be comfortable with Bush winning again, as long as Nader gets enough votes and teaches the Dems a lesson. Is that incorrect?
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In supporting Nader all you're doing is help Bush secure a second win.
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Here's the problem though. Mainstream America is unfortunately so fucking conservative nowadays, that a true leftwing candidate like Howard Dean would not be able to win the election if he were on the ticket. Sad to say, it does take a bit of a wishy-washy person to win over all factions of the Democratic party. Without giving any solid stands on issues, the voting public is unsure whether he's a conservative Dem, a moderate one or a liberal one... thus making sure he ensnares all three voting factions. After he's elected is when he can start making risky and courageous stands on issues like stem-cell research, gay marriage and our foriegn policy which is in shambles right now (and which Kerry would undoubtedly be more apt to handle than Bush).
I think you're being a bit unfair to the man, in saying he caters to his campaign contributors. He has talked about labor reform, wants to raise the minimum wage, fix the sad state of healthcare, and of course, get rid of these stupid tax cuts for the rich. If you want to see someone catering to a campaign contributor look no further than Dick Cheney and Halliburton. That's catering if I ever saw it...
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Nader will never be President.
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People who want to make a difference in the election. Besides, did you even read the article at the beginning of this thread? Nader is just a big a sell-out and a phony as the rest of them nowadays.
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The parties are *not* changing anytime soon. Sometimes you have to make compromises in order to stop a greater evil, and that's never been more evident than now.
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Let's be frank here... there's never been a bad guy like this one. This is the, bar-none, worst President in the history of our country. Do you disagree? If so, please point to another one who has done as much damage on so many different levels. If we have another four years with this guy, there may not be an America left to save.
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Destroying my reputation one post at a time.