On a whirlwind 21 stop tour of Massachusetts, Ralph Nader is attempting to build up a third party presence in this nation. His 21 stops this past Saturday marks a Guinness World Record for most campaign speeches in one day.
Ralph Nader
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While speaking at the Federal Reserve in Boston, Ralph Nader conceded that Barack Obama will win the presidency this year, but stated that Barack’s overwhelming support in Massachusetts and many other states is all the more reason to vote for the Nader-Gonzalez ticket.
Ralph went on to discuss the need for peace and citizen action to avoid wars and massive bailouts. Speaking on the bailout bill, Ralph said:
Given that monstrous bailout bill, it’s still the same message: taxation without representation.
Considering the many other historic firsts set here, it’s quite appropriate that Ralph Nader would set the record for most campaign stops in Massachusetts. It makes this hopeful proletarian very proud to live in the great Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Now get out there and vote third party!
For more information on Ralph Nader and Matt Gonzalez and their campagin for the US presidency, visit Vote Nader.
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