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Pop quiz -- name the political leader who said the following: "We must be willing to pull the plug before sinking more dollars into weapons that do not provide what our warriors need." Now name the leader who said this:" e cannot track $2.3 trillion in ... We maintain 20 to 25 percent more base infrastructure than we need to support our forces, at ...

Former presidential candidate and Winsted native Ralph Nader will talk about his novel, "Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us!," at the West Hartford Public Library Friday afternoon.

Ralph Nader may be the most hated man in American politics, more so than even establishment types Sarah Palin and George W. Bush, or fellow outsiders Lyndon LaRouche and Louis Farrakhan.

Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate-turned-presidential candidate, ended his quixotic campaign here Monday with a rally on Wall Street, where he dismissed Democratic charges that his independent run for the White House could help President Bush win re-election. "The only time you waste a vote is when you vote for someone you don't believe in," a ...

UVU has a unique history of inviting eccentric speakers to campus. There was of course the cataclysmic 2004 Michael Moore/Sean Hannity episode.

Ralph Nader could be another name you see on the ballot for Senate in 2010. "You can't believe the number of people of asking me [to run]... Right now I'd say I'm agnostic," Nader told Politico .

Ralph Nader, the famed anti-corporate activist and frequent presidential candidate, seemed to be preaching to the converted - almost literally - at the Jamaica Plain Forum held Oct.

On November 6, 2009, Ralph Nader again asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to rehear the 2004 case over whether it was proper and constitutional for that Court to order him to pay approximately $80,000 to the people who challenged his 2004 petition.

After hearing Ralph Nader discuss his new book, Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us , at an event here Friday night, a man expressed the concern many Nader supporters felt upon reading the book's title.

Ralph Nader once said, "I start with the premise that the function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers". In the IT world is is hard to produce leaders, and it is doubly hard to produce and keep followers.

Public advocate and former presidential candidate Ralph Nader has written a vision of a social utopia in which American billionaires come together to save America.

Ralph Nader called him the nation's leading political hermaphrodite . To Ghengis Conn, he's an attention-craving political outcast with a meager record of accomplishment since 2006.

Ralph Nader , the first-time novelist, sounds just like Ralph Nader, lawyer, father of the national consumer activist movement and four-time presidential candidate.

Barney Frank stated, "We are trying on every front to increase the role of government." In fact, while specifically discussing financial regulation, Frank actually said, "[W]e are trying on every front to increase the role of government in the regulatory area " [emphasis added]. EMBED Headlines on RCP and right-wing blogs claimed Frank said, "We ...

It is bad when an anchor from a sister network feels compelled to call out a colleague about the lack of ideological balance, but that's just what CNBC's Larry Kudlow did on his Oct.

Give Ed Schultz credit for something: on his MSNBC show this evening, he hosted an amusing smackdown between Barney Frank and Ralph Nader, perhaps the two most morose public men in America.

Item Number One: In a "debate" between Ralph Nader and Barney Frank on the Ed Schultz Show , Barney Frank admits, Democrats are "trying on every front to increase the role of government." This is a big 'Duh!' to anyone whose been paying attention, but a useful quote to anyone who still claims the Pelosi Congress is in any way centrist.

Red Hook residents and merchants who have been eagerly awaiting the results of a major city-sponsored study on the future of the working waterfront will have a lot longer to wait.

Theresa Amato speaks at UIC. Professor Simpson in background. "You don't choose your candidates, they choose you." This was just one of many thought-provoking insights that Theresa Amato provided Wednesday afternoon during her lecture that continued The Future of Chicago Lecture Series at UIC.

Ralph Nader has been the victim of more playa' hatin' than just about any figure in contemporary American politics.