Washington Post On-Line Version Carries Entire Transcript of Nader Internet Question Session

The Washington Post on-line has this transcript of Ralph Nader’s on-line chat with people who have questions for him. The event occurred on July 10.


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  1. I liked this question and answer:

    Washington: What are you doing to identify and promote third-party candidacies besides your own?

    Ralph Nader: We will be working with former congressman Bob Barr, of the Libertarian party, and other third parties to highlight the need for ending ballot access obstructions and moving toward one federal ballot access standard for all candidates seeking federal office whether for congress or the White House.

    I also favour public funding of public campaigns, IRV, an end to gerrymandering and binding none of the above on each ballot line to give voters the choice of voting no to all candidates on that ballot line.

  2. Attention all Nader and Barr supporters! Check out the article in the NY Times today by Kate Zernike. A number of veterans groups called the Fort Hood Presidential Town Hall Consortium are organizing a town hall meeting and inviting the presidential candidates. McCain has accepted but so far Obama has not. According to the article, “CBS has agreed to broadcast the meeting live from 9 to 11 p.m. Eastern time on Monday, Aug. 11. The candidates would face questions directly from an audience of 6,000 people, made up of veterans, service members and military families from the base.” This would be a great event for Nader and Barr to participate in—irrespective of whether Obama participates. Below is the list of organizers along with their respective websites. I encourage you to contact all of them, in addition to CBS, and to encourage them to invite Nader and Barr to participate in the town hall meeting, too.

    American Veterans
    Disabled American Veterans
    Military Order of the Purple Heart
    Veterans for Common Sense
    Military Spouse Corporate Career Network

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