Where The Hell Is Ralph Nader???

[Rainscents]

Why haven't he coming out and condemning Bush on spying on American people illegally???

:argh:

[Gman]

1. He crawled into a hole in November last year

and is too ashamed for what he's done to come out.

[LittleClarkie]

4. I doubt that somehow.

Not that he's crawled into a hole, but that he has any sense of shame left.

I used to respect him. But it seems something happened to him. Senility?

[swag]

2. At an Atlantic City roulette wheel with Bill Bennett, no doubt.

[senseandsensibility]

3. He has never been the attack dog he should be

against *.

[HawkerHurricane]

7. Still too busy saying there's no difference...

between BushCo and Al Gore...

[gonefishing]

12. Mark my words

Kids in school will be learning that as the "Dewey Wins" of this century.

[sasha031]

8. I got an email from him

looking for a contribution, maybe the liberal media won't let him on anymore.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

5. Don't Know. Not My Turn To Watch Him....

[GrpCaptMandrake]

18. Perfect!

:rofl: :spray:

[nini]

6. Because he's a fraud

flame away..















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[QC]

9. Silly, there's no election for him to spoil right now! n/t

[BrklynLiberal]

10. Back in his cave til the next election he can scream about...

[saracat]

11. Who the F**ck cares? ?? He sucks.This isn't about "him"

so he can't grab any glory so he is silent. He is a fraud and a nutcase. Senility caught up with him. He needs to be living with Zell Miller!

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[Warren DeMontague]

27. Sure, if by "The American People" you mean George Bush & the GOP.

He helped those fuckers out in a BIG way.

[DURHAM D]

30. Yow right - because he "has done more in the

interest of the American people ... blah, blah, blah" I did not buy the Corvair I really wanted in the mid-60s. By 1972 his Corvair claims were debunked and I was still driving a Studebaker Lark.

[FloridaPat]

13. I've been getting emails asking for money to help cover his running

for president.

[Rainscents]

14. Oh my, nerve of him!

[Warren DeMontague]

26. No, the nerve will be on the part of any 'progressives' who support him

again, after (in addition to everything else) he openly let spoiler-minded Right-Wing Republicans run some of his state campaigns in '04.

[LittleClarkie]

20. Perhaps he could go back to the smear vets

they helped him out last time.

[Rainscents]

21. I forgot about that... He use to really cared about people and took

on corporation... I don't know what happen to him. Maybe he did get bought out.

[LittleClarkie]

22. I'm thinking he's getting a bit senile

He is NOT the man he used to be, for sure. I used to respect him.

[msongs]

15. driving his CORVAIR to find a political party that will have him

for more than the year or so it takes for him to be thrown out.

Msongs
www.msongs.com/political-shirts.htm

[Oldtimeralso]

33. Ralph is...

still driving his corvair, getting 35 mpg with a 40+ year old car while suing GM for spying> Can we sue Bush for spying?

[MikeDuffy]

16. See http://www.nader.org/

I don't know how easy it is for him to get press coverage these days...

[ddeclue]

17. Bought and paid for by Karl Rove...

They only put the batteries in during election season.. takes 4 AA batteries to make him talk...


Doug D.

[Algorem]

19. partying at his secret luxury house?with his groupies,"the Ralphettes"?

[radio4progressives]

23. Why should he? He isn't in Congress.

It's Congress that needs to do this. It's Congress that needs to hold full court press, condemning and demanding answers.

Then they need to move immediately and expeditiously to commence and conduct joint investigative hearings, putting aside ALL other matters and exclusively deal with this- getting to the damn bottom of it and moving on to the next step.

Ralph Nader isn't a member of Congress. But I tell ya what. I suspect that if Congress doesn't act expeditiously to do what i outline above - we'll be hearing from Ralph Nader - to correctly condemn BOTH the White House AND Congress.

[Rainscents]

34. I hope so!

Gore, Carter, B. Clinton and Green Party all had came out and condemned Bush.

[Warren DeMontague]

25. Ralph who?

Screw that shithead. He's demolished his entire legacy for the sake of his ego; Karmic justice would have him unknown and waiting tables at Applebee's.

[mmonk]

28. Waiting for '08

so he can come out again and have republican volunteers get him on the ballot again.

[Geoff R. Casavant]

29. Somewhere jumping a shark

n/t

[bemildred]

31. Yeah, heck, where is Ross Perot?

And have you seen Bob Dole lately?
:popcorn::popcorn:

[Oldtimeralso]

32. Where is Ross?

Running from the CIA

[Rainscents]

35. I forgot about Perot... He was so right about lot of the things he said.

I still remembered him doing the pie chart! LOL

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

36. NOT GETTING COVERED BY THE LIB'RUL MEDIA, OF COURSE!

all the ralph-bashers need to get a life. . he's still here, just as he has been for decades. It's just that he's been ignored for contradicting the corporate nature of the reagan/ Bush/clinton/bush administrations

[icymist]

37. Nader. He really had a chance to make a difference once.

He choose, to really make a cash killing instead. Too bad, because a lot of really good people belived in him.

edit for grammar

[skipos]

38. He took 85% fewer votes in 2004 than 2000. I think he

realizes that, when push comes to shove, most of his supporters see a big difference between democrats and republicans. No difference between Gore and Bush, eh? Pfft.

[donheld]

39. Quite frankly my dear

I don't give a damn. :argh::argh:

[Rainscents]

40. LOL

:rofl: :rofl: