The Harvard Law Record has this detailed account of how corrupt officials in Pennsylvania were assisted by the prominent law firm Reed Smith, in the matter of Nader’s ejection from the Pennsylvania ballot in November 2004. Not only was Nader removed from the ballot, his bank account was seized for over $70,000 in court costs. Later evidence came out that the challengers themselves were illegally using state employees on state time, and state computers, but no Pennsylvania court would do anything about it.
Bastards!
ALL 50 State regimes are ANTI-Democracy minority rule gerrymander regimes — using tyrant laws and judge hacks to maintain their minority rule power.
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P.R. and nonpartisan App.V.
Thanks for the link.
Richard,
Looking toward the future:
What is the status of 2,000 signatures for statewide candidate, including president?
That would have helped Nader.
In VA, 5,000 sigs would have helped Rick and Newt.
I always said that Ralph Nader should only have been on the easiest 25 states, with less chance of lawsuits!