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Nader says he's gauging grass-roots support before deciding to make Senate bid in Conn.
Ralph Nader says he wants to gauge the level of grass-roots support before deciding whether to make a bid to represent Connecticut in the Senate. Comment?
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Ralph Nader "says he wants to gauge the level of grass-roots support before deciding whether to make a bid to represent Connecticut in the Senate," the AP reports. Comment?
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White House says uninvited dinner couple met Obama
... embarrassed" Secret Service acknowledged its officers failed to check whether the couple was on the guest list. More Nader says he's gauging grass-roots support before deciding to make Senate bid in Conn. - November 27, 2009 Nader says he's gauging ... Comment?
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Ralph Nader Urged To Run For Senate
The state Green Party is hoping to enlist a new candidate to run against Sen. Chris Dodd in 2010. Comment?
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Nader Noncommittal about Senate Run
Consumer activist and Connecticut native Ralph Nader says he's ``absorbing'' the feedback he's receiving about a possible bid for the U.S. Senate, saying he wants to first gauge the level of grassroots support before making a decision. Comment?
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How dare you criticize wasteful defense spending
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... ... Well, fine, if there's to be a struggle, so be it." I'm willing to bet many self-described "conservatives" guessed Ralph Nader and Dennis Kucinich. I would make that wager based on the enraged response to my recent column about government data ... Comment?
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Green Party Seeks Nader for 2010 Connecticut Senate Race
Leaders of Connecticut's Green Party are urging 75-year-old activist Ralph Nader to be their candidate for the United States Senate seat currently held by Democrat Christopher Dodd. Comment?
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Giving Thanks Will He Say, Yes? November 27, 2009 9:47 AM Posted to Election 2010 The Connecticut Green Party is hoping to woo Winsted native Ralph Nader into challenging U.S. Sen. Comment?
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... ... Well, fine, if there's to be a struggle, so be it." I'm willing to bet many self-described "conservatives" guessed Ralph Nader and Dennis Kucinich. I would make that wager based on the enraged response to my recent column about government data ... Comment?
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Ralph Nader on the Politics of Health Care
Fourtime presidential candidate Ralph Nader gives his views on America's health care system which he diagnoses as sick, failing, expensive and inefficient. Comment?
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From Trade-off To Mutuality: Modeling The Transition To Free Green, Free Flex, And Free Qual
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... Baby boomers began to have their own children and developed a passion for serviceable, safe cribs and strollers. Ralph Nader blew the whistle on unsafe Corvairs; the Consumer Product Safety Commission banned flammable children's clothing [3] and ... Comment?
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... kind of public education, maybe, than the one they offer, a real public education out of the corporate model." Laura Nader (Ralph Nader's sister) is a professor of social cultural anthropology at UC Berkeley, where she has taught for nearly 50 ... Comment?
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Green Party hopes to enlist Nader
Sensing Sen. Chris Dodd's political vulnerability, the Connecticut Green Party is attempting to persuade its famous native son, Ralph Nader, to jump into the hotly contested 2010 Senate race. Comment?
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Vitriol lacks disproving figures
... Well, fine, if there's to be a struggle, so be it.' I'm willing to bet many self-described 'conservatives' guessed Ralph Nader and Dennis Kucinich. I would make that wager based on the enraged response to my recent column about government data ... Comment?
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Green Party eyes Nader for Conn. 2010 Senate race
HARTFORDBy SUSAN HAIGHAssociated PressSensing Sen. Chris Dodd's political vulnerability, the Connecticut Green Party is attempting to persuade its famous native son, Ralph Nader, to jump into the hotly contested 2010 Senate race.Dodd's poll numbers give the Greens one of their best opportunities . Comment?
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Llewellyn King: After 40 years, environmentalists start to see the nuclear light
... targets tells the story of how the movement grew in confidence and expertise; and how it added political allies, like Ralph Nader and Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass. The first target was simply the plants' cooling water heating up rivers and estuaries. That ... Comment?
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... One is better served by going to the heart of the issues, rather talking about the artificiality of the pundits. Ralph Nader writes of Obama's trip and deals entirely with substance: This first trip to China by Mr. Obama was a lost opportunity in ... Comment?
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Conn. Green Party Hopes To Enlista
Sensing Sen. Chris Dodd's political vulnerability, the Connecticut Green Party is attempting to persuade its famous native son, Ralph Nader, to jump into the hotly contested 2010 Senate race. Comment?
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... kind of public education, maybe, than the one they offer, a real public education out of the corporate model." Laura Nader (Ralph Nader's sister) is a professor of social cultural anthropology at UC Berkeley, where she has taught for nearly 50 ... Comment?
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... Detroit did stop building them in the 1970s. Our carmakers were afraid of government regulations--it was the Age of Ralph Nader and convertibles were, by the zealots' definition, unsafe because they had no roofs. So fearful Detroit just stopped ... Comment?
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