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ripple Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-16-07 10:04 PM
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6. Well, his parties would be bigger!
I'll never forget his announcement speech in 2004. I watched it on CSPAN and was utterly amazed. He was obviously in a hotel meeting room (and not even a nice one), there were a few balloons taped around the place, and there were all of twenty people present. Hell, the attendees were probably the decorators and had to stay and clean up, too. Not that I have a problem with candidates saving money, but jeez! He was running for POTUS, not president of the local book club. I almost felt sorry for the guy...until I recalled his tactics in 2000.

I just :rofl: instead.

Nader jumped the shark long ago.
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