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E-PrincePerennial presidential candidate Ralph Nader ’55 is considering running in 2010 for the Senate seat currently held by Connecticut Sen. Christopher Dodd, a Democrat.
“I’ve been getting a lot of feedback from Connecticut about [running],” Nader said in an ...
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Wow! Nader? I have always wanted to read about him! Well done
How did you get to get him on the phone? this is well written!
Greatest alum of the second half of the 20th century
I want to thank this fanatic for helping elect W in 2000. We could not have done it without him!
Connecticut has, potentially, the two worst representatives in the United States Senate. Dodd was an enabler of the current and lamented national financial crisis. He saw to it that the financial "services" industry had the best regulation money could buy. Lieberman is nothing but a whiney, simian opportunist. Ralph should run!
I did not notice many students at Ralph Nader's Labyrinth Books December 5 book signing appearance. Judging from a couple of previous comments here, it appears many in the University community may not have known about it.
Hey, this story got picked up by the Political Wire. Nice work Tara! Mock trial whaat
http://politicalwire.com/archives/2009/12/16/na...
I sure hope he runs, he has a real chance in 2010. He's never really run to win before, just to make a statement, but this could actually get him into office.
Political Wire! Well done!
To Alum: You didn't know Al Gore won the 2000 election? The only vote George W. Bush won in 2000 was the Supreme Court's.
Your comment assumes I would have voted for Al Gore were Ralph Nader not running for president nine years ago. You assume wrong.