Posted in 2008 Elections, tagged 3rd, Barack Obama, Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party, CSPAN, debate, independent, John McCain, politics, Ralph Nader, Ron Paul, Third Party on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Finally for the first time Ralph Nader will be on a presidential debate. Although he is not debating John McCain or Barack Obama, he is still debating. Chuck Baldwin will be an excellent opponent. Ron Paul recommend that his supporters abandon the mainstream candidates and instead support a 3rd party, to which he recommended Baldwin [...]
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Independent Presidential Candidate, Ralph Nader, was interviewed on PBS NewsHour today. I wanted to post a link to the mp3, so that it would be easier to find. (it took a bit of searching to come up with it.)
Listen to the Nader’s PBS interview October 18th 2008
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Independent President candidate, Ralph Nader, wrote a letter today asking the debate commission if they would allow him to at least be in the audience and access the press and offer his responses to the questions that will be asked. The Commission on Presidential Debates is a corrupt and biased establishment that is owned and [...]
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When you go to vote this November be sure you know who to vote for and why to vote for them. This website below is an excellent resource to research who and what you’ll be voting on. I’m a registered voter from Oregon and on my ballot there are senators and representatives on the national [...]
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Posted in 2008 Elections, tagged Barack Obama, Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, Corporate Crime, Cynthia McKinney, debate, Iraq, John McCain, presidential debate, Ralph Nader, Ron Paul, second, Single Payer Health Care, war on October 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The second presidential debate only had 2 of the possible 6 candidates on the stage. The other 4 candidates that were missing were Ralph Nader – the Independent candidate, Bob Barr – the Libertarian candidate, Cynthia McKinney – the Green party, and Chuck Baldwin – The Constitution party.
There are four major differences between the [...]
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Sure was a lot of room on that floor. We could of had the other 4 candidates on there. Too bad that the Commission is owned by the two parties that we did see. If you want to hear some serious answers to these questions, as opposed to the same phrases and the same finger [...]
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Posted in 2008 Elections, tagged Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, Cynthia McKinney, Frank Newport, Gallup Poll, Open the Debates, politics, Presidential Debates, Ralph Nader on October 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The national poll Gallup, which is the poll that the Commission on Presidential Debates uses to judge whether a candidate has reached the 15% goal in the national polls in order to get on the presidential debates, refuses to put Ralph Nader, Bob Barr, Cynthia McKinney, and Chuck Baldwin on their questionnaires stating “internal judgment” [...]
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Nader is more than just a solution to the problem, he is also a case of how our government is terribly imbalanced. If you look into exactly how he’s been ostracized from the debates and the ballots, you will begin to see just how miraculous it is that he is still fighting and has manged [...]
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Posted in 2008 Elections, tagged Bailout, Baldwin, Barr, Biden, crisis, debate, housing, McCain, Mckinney, Nader, Obama, Palin, presidential, Vice on October 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
My fellow Americans,
This election year is one of the most important in history. We have 2 wars that are costing us trillions, warrant-less spying powers granted to our executive branch, and an economy in turmoil. The housing bubble has burst and its devastation is starting to take effect. Our government wants to take $700 [...]
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Posted in 2008 Elections, tagged Barack Obama, Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, crisis, Cynthia McKinney, debate, debates, democrat, election, Fannie Mae, Financial, Freddie Mac, Goldman, independent, John McCain, Lehman, news, politics, presidential, Raines, Ralph Nader, republican, Sachs, Sarah Palin, Voting, Wall Street on September 27, 2008 | 2 Comments »
As expected the first presidential debate was deprived of content, meaning and effective moderation and full of biased rhetoric. Overall I’m convinced that the two senators where not even debating, let alone debating the topics that needed to be debated. If one observes the finer details, then it’s possible to see how both McCain and [...]
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