Thanks, DS–Nader reflects “Lincoln of the log cabin” and is serving well as my unelected President.
Before watching this interview, it hadn’t occurred to me that the third political party is already shaping–it’s us Independents! What better way to get campaigning back to issues, not “brands” as Hedges so well exposes, and not via Palinlike-pawns created to throw hot potatoes into the populace to agitate false and/or simplistic divisions.
The strategy Nader proposes is brilliant–psychologically deft.
Thanks, Annie. Yes, more and more people are saying that they consider themselves Independent now.
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Thanks, DS–Nader reflects “Lincoln of the log cabin” and is serving well as my unelected President.
Before watching this interview, it hadn’t occurred to me that the third political party is already shaping–it’s us Independents! What better way to get campaigning back to issues, not “brands” as Hedges so well exposes, and not via Palinlike-pawns created to throw hot potatoes into the populace to agitate false and/or simplistic divisions.
The strategy Nader proposes is brilliant–psychologically deft.
Thanks, Annie. Yes, more and more people are saying that they consider themselves Independent now.