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...Oval Office. The story also includes charts of the people around both candidates who really influence their thinking. And deputy Washington bureau chief Matt Cooper, who has helped Duffy direct our political reporting, provides the latest in his string of dispatches from the trail. This one is on Ralph Nader...
Many liberals are torn about what to do. Do they follow their heart and vote for Nader or use their head and go with Gore? Some Nader allies have come up with interesting ways to solve their dilemma. Greg MacArthur, a philanthropist, is taking out newspaper ads in states that are considered safe for Gore (Massachusetts, New York) and safe for Bush (Texas, Colorado) urging progressives there to vote for Nader since the outcome there is a foregone conclusion. That strategy is meant to help Nader achieve his goal of securing 5% of the national vote so his Green Party...
Unlike other long-shot candidates, Nader makes no pretense that he'll soon be settling into the Oval Office. What he wants is to build a permanent progressive force. "This is a new political movement," he says, eating his organic banana...
...stock options. Bush clearly intends to treat America's wealthy, and its corporations, with great respect: Make sure the demands of the investor get the same consideration as the demands of the customer. (Remember that with his Social Security plan, Bush is an equity investor too.) Gore and Ralph Nader see evils in Big Business that Bush does not; it's as simple as that...
...minutes of air time tonight, on every single channel in the country (except Fox). You should get at least an 80 share, which gives you an audience of maybe 100 million eligible voters. More than enough for a mandate for either of you - even after I make sure Nader gets his 5 percent. I'd like to see democracy in the millennium get off to a good start...