Ralph Nader Predicts Obama Will Face Democratic Primary Challenger in 2012

jasonsupport44
boy do you have some serious gaps in your intelligence. get a clue. here are just a FEW reasons to send obama packing. Bernanke. Geitner. Tax cuts for the mega rich. No regulations on wall street. oops thats more than three. i could go on, but have a look at the harm being done to middle america by obama's inertia, pandering and cowardice.

More than any living politician, Nader represents the purity of the liberal agenda: that when the people stand together, no car company, no oil company, no bank can force us into slavery. His principles have been a touchstone for the Democratic party for years longer than any one else living. However, although I don't think he'd cave against the Republicans like Obama, like Obama I'm not sure he knows how to fight them and win in the political arena. He's right about Obama, but he shouldn't run.

Ralph Nader there is a reason that you have not even come close to winning an election. There are millions of people, including me who would gladly take a bullet for President Barack Obama. He sold no one else, thats just an opportune catch phrase President haters are using right now...I hate to say its racist journalism but hey when it quacks its a duck and Mr. Nader, these comments make you seem like the biggest Mallard I've ever seen. A challenger? History says that if theirs a challenger to the incumbant, the party will lose because of the perception of noncontinuity. You should no that. Grow up. Support Your President.

At the end of the day, Ralph Nader has done more for the American people than any modern day politician. Next time your life is saved by your airbag, or your child who just got their license survives a crash only because of their seat-belt, think for a second who you have to thank. Ralph is a true American Hero.

Ralph Nader lost all political credibility when he delivered the 2000 election right into the hands of George W Bush. That is what his political strategy gave us - Bush. We must have political balance first and foremost for all of us to work together - Ralph Nader is not a leader or an elegant problem solver - he is simply a critique.

At this time, there are few well knowns who would pass the progressive test and appeal to the majority of America's voters. Sanders would be a great choice, but the moderates and certainly the conservatives would reject him. Ex-Senator Russell Feingold would be another, Dennis Kucinich another, and Bill Moyers would be a great president. Robert Reich would be excellent as well. Even Bill Richardson or Brown of California. T There are some that would carry the progressive line, but history has shown that once in office a president will often retreat from his campaign promises. Some of which is facing reality and some of which is trying to be the president of all the people.

Oh Please! Give me a break! Why oh are we still listening to this man! Of course the president is going to have people challenge him on his left front. The left front would have him absolutely through away his presidency away on principles that are just too left for the country right now. Did we want single payer? Yes. Did the country? No Did we want the Public Option? Yes. Did the country? No Did we take the first step? YES! Everything that this country has done that’s has been worth a damn has taken an integrative approach. This president is a practical man who thank God knows this and respects the limits of reality. Nadar – Please go away!

I truly hope that we find that progressive candidate. I am in full support of a new nominee for 2012. I'm not a huge Nader fan....but, Obama has lost me on this betrayal. The tax cuts should expire. Period. Done. There is a future and I don't want mine to be hopeless.

Ralph Nader is a spoiler, a whiner and "unsafe at any speed." As a 2000 ego-driven presidential candidate, he is "ground zero" and responsible for today's political chaos. The majority of voters had "no use for him," then, nor will they in the future. His 1965 moment of fame was over, long ago!

Sorry, Charlie. They can't pass it and repeal the cuts for the wealthy in reconciliation. There isn't enough time. Both houses will have to pass identical bills and send them to the President to sign as is.