the words of the great satan his own self

[KG]

for those of you foaming at the mouth and ready to attack with lupine ferocity. :crazy:

from an interveiw recorded yesterday in Orlando and heard on WMNF-FM 88.5: you-know-who is still undecided about doing you-know-what. he stated he will make a decision after the first of the year.

he stated supports Kucinich as the democratic candidate for prez.

he also spoke to a bunch of other progressive causes that the dems usually hide from. and predicts that the the exodus of hi-tech jobs to india and other places could be the big issue in the next election - point being that nobody got too worked up when blue collar jobs left, but the flight of white collar jobs could bring the issue above the fold.

ok, let's feel the love. lots of spittle and viens popping please!

[FarLeftRage]

1. To paraphrase the "church lady"....

Could it be NADER!!!

IMHO, I don't think Ralphie will run.
The Dems have taken most of the progressive issues away from Ralphie.

I do, however admit supporting him and voting for him only because I knew that Al Gore would carry New York state easily over gee-dumbo in the 2000 elections. But had I lived any where else other than New York, it would have been Gore in a heartbeat.

Just my 2 cents, that's all.

[Ardee]

2. Hee

The man who can walk on water......or at least according to the neodemocratic contingent around here. Why, singlehandedly he changed the course of american history, destroyed the democratic party, leaped tall buildings in a single bound, and was a counterspy for the GOP, and all before breakfast too!

I imagine that ralphie satan is awaiting the result of the democratic primary to see whether or not he needs to run again in order to keep the (former) democratic agenda before the american people.

I voted for Gore in '00, but, should certain democrats win the nomination I would certainly consider voting for him in '04....I wonder if the ballot will list him as R.Great Satan Nader?

[Elidor]

3. Nader is not worth the energy it takes to demonize him.

For me it's always sufficed to say that I loathe him. As one of his friends (I forget who) titled a column in The Nation, "Ralph Don't Run." I'll leave it at that. Someone else can bust a spleen.