Standing on the steps of Federal Hall just after noon on Thursday, Ralph Nader was the same familiar tall, rumpled, graying figure, fervently railing against corporate power and greed. “There are no bailouts for the working people of this country!” said Mr. Nader. Full Story »
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Coverage of Nader has been very poor, and this bone thrown to him by the NYTimes exemplifies how few resources the MSM is willing to commit to cover ... More »
In my opinion this article should have gone into a lot more depth about what Nader had to say and then possible have a critique. This wasn't much more then a report on his rally with some "background" thrown in.
Ralph Nader rails against the bailout and corporate welfare and should siphon a small number of votes from both McCain and Obama. There, now you don't have to read this short, superficial piece about a largely irrelevant candidate for president.
The article is short and just scratches the surface but I gave it a rating of 5.0 because it is one of very few articles that covered Nader and his bid for President.
Independent Presidential candidate Ralph Nader has received very little media coverage. As this article states, he is the only candidate that has ... More »
It's ok. It's an update on Nader's dwindling political career. I (hopefully) feel it doesn't really have a bearing on this election, it is actually depressing how little an influence 3rd party's actions play in the election.
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