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Nader Hoping To Bring In His Most Votes Ever
As the two major-party presidential candidates traveled the country with huge media entourages on the final day of the campaign, Ralph Nader was giving interviews by telephone and complaining about being ignored.
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November 4th, 2008 at 7:45 am
Antiwar voters in Hollywood who are opposed to the U.S. military-industrial-complex’s foreign policy of “bipartisan militarism” should consider casting a protest vote for Nader, instead of voting for Barack “Send More Troops To Afghanistan” Obama (whose campaign’s finance committee includes General Dynamics board member James Crown–a member of the JP Morgan Chase board of directors that was recently given $25 billion in U.S. Treasury corporate welfare/”investment” funds, as part of the Wall Street bail-out package that both McCain and Obama endorsed–but which Nader opposed).