Ralph Nader (known on this blog as "this guy" with an eye roll) announced that he is running for President, AGAIN...this will be "this guy's" fifth attempt (if you count his 1992 write-in candidacy according to CNN.) He is upset that the democrats are blaming him for the Bush Presidency...yadda, yadda, yadda. And Hillary seems to be fuming that she will have to fight for votes against "this guy." He is her worst nightmare...and he is not going away. Obama is junior and is hoping he will fade away...a little ignorant, but oh well.
We all know that "this guy" is like green house gas emissions, you are always trying to find a way to get rid of it or at least lower it's imapct on the environment. He is pretty toxic and does not accompish the goals he sets out to: providing more diversity to the candidacy. But like our environmental problems, "this guy" will not go away with a wish or a hope. We must have policies that regulate it...like you can't run for president if you don't consistently get more than 10 percent of the vote in your past four elections!!!
But, in all seriousness, the media have started their frenzy. Pitting Obama and Clinton against "this guy", polarizing the democratic party and by the way, how does McCain feel about this? He could not be happier...he knows this is a lever pull for the republicans.
This will be the story for the next week and then it will be on to the next serious flub by Clinton...
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"this guy" isn't as big as a threat as everyone is making him out to be. If anything he is simply annoying. A bug you want to step on, and sweep out of your way.
Last night he announced his VP running mate at GWU...thats the only reason I am informed about it. And yet I have not been able to find who it is, because its not showing up in the media. Does anyone really care? Or do people really care only if his apponents are making a stink about him. But as of right now both Obama and Clinton have made their statements and have dropped it.
He will get some percentage of the vote in 2008 but not enough to make any sort of impact. The Democrats understand the threat he has posed in the past and won't be quick to let it happen again.
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