As usual, I’m a little late, but I’ll bet many “Monkey Cage” readers hadn’t seen this either.
Message to Ralph Nader
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The underlying issue is the need for instant run off voting in all elections. I despise Nader’s ideology, but it’s time to realize that a two party system that almost produced a Hillary vs. McCain, after Bush vs. Kerry and Bush vs. Gore, is broken.
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What is your point? Are you parroting pop culture? Why? Is this the value academic training brings us?
We — my co-bloggers and I — have posted quite a few campaign-related videos, e.g., the “Obama Girl” ones and some of its spin-offs, especially if they’re different in some interesting way from the usual campaign fare. The anti-Nader one is simply the most recent entry in a continuing series of posts. Not really trying to make a point as much as to keep folks up to date on what’s circulating in cyberspace.
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