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Originally posted by mgdzkm433:
That's right, the election is over. My father, a devoted republican said to me over the weekend that if he knew then what he knows now, he would have even voted for Nader. I was just making the comment about Nader because he, just like all parties that AREN'T republican or democrat, got overlooked.
I'm not the only one on this board stating their opinions about candidates, I don't see why I'm the only one that needs to stop talking about theirs. Just because my candidate isn't going to win doesn't mean that I have to stop talking about what a good president he would have made. And, you never know, what I have to say about him might spark people to vote for him in 2004 if he's running--which I hope so. Campagning is never over.
[This message has been edited by mgdzkm433 (edited November 14, 2000).]
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Actually, my comment was geared toward everyone. I don't see the point in discussing the merits of each candidate now, unless they're going to have a do-over
Sorry, no personal foul meant. Of course Nader will run again, as will half of the other 3rd party candidates that have been running for years. I honestly don't see a change in the 2 party system for another couple of decades, or a MAJOR problem with the two current major parties, and I mean worse than what we're going through now.
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Steve Corbin
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Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.