On March 1, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard arguments in whether Ralph Nader must pay attorneys fees, when challengers sued to keep him off the ballot in Pennsylvania in 2004. It was difficult to predict what the court will do; the questions and comments by the justices were not very revealing. If Nader loses, he will be required to pay $81,000 to the attorneys who sued to keep him off the ballot. In re Nader, no. 17 MAP 2005.
Ballot Access News
Edited By Richard Winger
where are the repentant nader bashers?
you know
the ones that were so quick
to escort the corporate lawyer
whores
forever staining
a voter’s right to choose
they need to drop all derivatives
of the word democracy
remove it from their oblique
identities
— e b bortz