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bluestateguy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jun-29-04 10:14 AM
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Oregon conservatives Push to get Nader on the Ballot
When a lot of conservative white men say they are for Nader, people should be suspicious.

http://www.cse.org/newsroom/press_template.php?press_id=863

Washington, D.C. - Oregon CSE members are working to get Ralph Nader on the November ballot! While this sounds completely backwards-- Ralph Nader opposes nearly every issue CSE fights for-- but there's sound logic behind Oregon CSE's actions. CSE does not advocate the election or defeat of political candidates, but Oregon CSE members feel that having Nader on the ballot helps illuminate the strong similarities between the uber-liberal Nader and John Kerry. That's why they've been making calls to their friends to sign a petition to get Nader on the ballot, using a phone script that reads:

"Hi, my name is Russ Walker, director of Citizens for a Sound Economy here in Oregon, and I wanted to tell you about an opportunity we have to drive a wedge through the Liberal Left’s base of support.

In this year’s presidential race, Ralph Nader could peel away a lot of Kerry support in Oregon, but he has to be on the ballot first. He will make it if at least 1,000 people show up this Saturday at Grant High school at 4:00 pm and sign the petition to certify his candidacy.
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