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LAGC Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-21-11 07:25 AM
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5. If he wants to run in the Democratic primary, more power to him.
That's much more responsible than running as a third-party spoiler, maybe Nader's growing up and becoming more pragmatic in his age.

A healthy internal debate never hurt anyone, reminds candidates about the issues the base cares about.

Of course, he'll probably only garner less than 10% of the votes -- really, unless the economy really deteriorates much further, Obama is a shoo-in.

Nader is no threat, its silly to think he is.
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