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  1. I've just unsubscribed from the Nader podcast. I'll resubscribe if he moves off of Substack.

    #nader #substack

  2. I've just unsubscribed from the Nader podcast. I'll resubscribe if he moves off of Substack.

    #nader #substack

  3. I've just unsubscribed from the Nader podcast. I'll resubscribe if he moves off of Substack.

    #nader #substack

  4. I've just unsubscribed from the Nader podcast. I'll resubscribe if he moves off of Substack.

    #nader #substack

  5. I've just unsubscribed from the Nader podcast. I'll resubscribe if he moves off of Substack.

    #nader #substack

  6. Someone just linked to an article by Ralph #Nader. Hard pass. His help electing W in 2000 did more harm than a million Corvairs. And the pride that he and his followers showed about it!
    And the pernicious "lesser of two evils is still evil" school of thought they evinced!

    What part of 9/11, reneging Kyoto, the 2007 housing crisis, spending Social Security, and wars in the middle east, is Ralph most proud of having helped bring about?

    That…guy. I hope he feels all the harm he's done.

  7. Someone just linked to an article by Ralph #Nader. Hard pass. His help electing W in 2000 did more harm than a million Corvairs. And the pride that he and his followers showed about it!
    And the pernicious "lesser of two evils is still evil" school of thought they evinced!

    What part of 9/11, reneging Kyoto, the 2007 housing crisis, spending Social Security, and wars in the middle east, is Ralph most proud of having helped bring about?

    That…guy. I hope he feels all the harm he's done.

  8. Someone just linked to an article by Ralph #Nader. Hard pass. His help electing W in 2000 did more harm than a million Corvairs. And the pride that he and his followers showed about it!
    And the pernicious "lesser of two evils is still evil" school of thought they evinced!

    What part of 9/11, reneging Kyoto, the 2007 housing crisis, spending Social Security, and wars in the middle east, is Ralph most proud of having helped bring about?

    That…guy. I hope he feels all the harm he's done.

  9. Someone just linked to an article by Ralph #Nader. Hard pass. His help electing W in 2000 did more harm than a million Corvairs. And the pride that he and his followers showed about it!
    And the pernicious "lesser of two evils is still evil" school of thought they evinced!

    What part of 9/11, reneging Kyoto, the 2007 housing crisis, spending Social Security, and wars in the middle east, is Ralph most proud of having helped bring about?

    That…guy. I hope he feels all the harm he's done.

  10. Someone just linked to an article by Ralph #Nader. Hard pass. His help electing W in 2000 did more harm than a million Corvairs. And the pride that he and his followers showed about it!
    And the pernicious "lesser of two evils is still evil" school of thought they evinced!

    What part of 9/11, reneging Kyoto, the 2007 housing crisis, spending Social Security, and wars in the middle east, is Ralph most proud of having helped bring about?

    That…guy. I hope he feels all the harm he's done.

  11. Sophie Cunningham Goes All-Natural By The Pool & The Great Brooks Nader Debate

    misryoum.com/us/trending/sophi

    Well, hello. Bet you didn't expect to see me here today.Zach is currently at a bachelor party somewhere in Florida. And being the exemplary friend and co-worker I am, I'm stepping in on my day off to make sure you...

    #Sophie #Cunningham #Goes #AllNatural #The #Pool #The #Great #Brooks #Nader #Debate #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  12. @currentaffairs.bsky.social reveals the lie in the video before the discussion with #Nader but I figured the call with Ralph was more interesting.

  13. Staatsanwaltschaft Braunschweig ermittelt gegen Ottobock-Chef

    Staatsanwaltschaft Braunschweig ermittelt gegen Ottobock-Chef | ndr.de Stand: 30.09.2025 17:19 Uhr Die Staatsanwaltschaft Braunschweig ermittelt gegen den Chef…
    #Braunschweig #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #"Ermittlungen" #Börse #Duderstadt #Germany #Göttingen #Näder #Niedersachsen #Ottobock #Staatsanwaltschaft #Yacht
    europesays.com/de/462707/

  14. "So the first step in civic self-respect is just to get people to say, I count, I matter, I have significance.

    And how do you get them to say that?

    Look at history. Why do you think Richard Nixon, arch-conservative corporatist, when he was president, signed into law the Environmental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration? He signed into law the Product Safety Commission. He put in an environmental advisor in the White House that Congress wanted him to do. He signed the air and water pollution laws, except the water pollution law he vetoed.

    But why did he do all that? Because he heard the rumble from the people coming out of the ’60s. He was the last Republican to fear liberals. He heard the rumble, and every citizen can contribute to that rumble. When these politicians come around during their campaign and shake hands, [people] can contribute by not being flattered by them and smiling. They can demand something. They can hold their hand in a handshake until they get a commitment. They can summon them to their own town meetings. We even have a summons where people can turn it around instead of the Senator or Representative choreographing it.

    So that’s what you’re seeing around the country right now. You’re seeing the rumble starting to increase, and you’re seeing young challengers of democratic, corporate incumbents in primaries. You’re seeing that."

    currentaffairs.org/news/ralph-

    #USA #Activism #Protest #Trump #Nader RalphNader #CivilDisobedience #PoliticalParticipation #Democrats #DemocraticParty

  15. "So the first step in civic self-respect is just to get people to say, I count, I matter, I have significance.

    And how do you get them to say that?

    Look at history. Why do you think Richard Nixon, arch-conservative corporatist, when he was president, signed into law the Environmental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration? He signed into law the Product Safety Commission. He put in an environmental advisor in the White House that Congress wanted him to do. He signed the air and water pollution laws, except the water pollution law he vetoed.

    But why did he do all that? Because he heard the rumble from the people coming out of the ’60s. He was the last Republican to fear liberals. He heard the rumble, and every citizen can contribute to that rumble. When these politicians come around during their campaign and shake hands, [people] can contribute by not being flattered by them and smiling. They can demand something. They can hold their hand in a handshake until they get a commitment. They can summon them to their own town meetings. We even have a summons where people can turn it around instead of the Senator or Representative choreographing it.

    So that’s what you’re seeing around the country right now. You’re seeing the rumble starting to increase, and you’re seeing young challengers of democratic, corporate incumbents in primaries. You’re seeing that."

    currentaffairs.org/news/ralph-

    #USA #Activism #Protest #Trump #Nader RalphNader #CivilDisobedience #PoliticalParticipation #Democrats #DemocraticParty

  16. "So the first step in civic self-respect is just to get people to say, I count, I matter, I have significance.

    And how do you get them to say that?

    Look at history. Why do you think Richard Nixon, arch-conservative corporatist, when he was president, signed into law the Environmental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration? He signed into law the Product Safety Commission. He put in an environmental advisor in the White House that Congress wanted him to do. He signed the air and water pollution laws, except the water pollution law he vetoed.

    But why did he do all that? Because he heard the rumble from the people coming out of the ’60s. He was the last Republican to fear liberals. He heard the rumble, and every citizen can contribute to that rumble. When these politicians come around during their campaign and shake hands, [people] can contribute by not being flattered by them and smiling. They can demand something. They can hold their hand in a handshake until they get a commitment. They can summon them to their own town meetings. We even have a summons where people can turn it around instead of the Senator or Representative choreographing it.

    So that’s what you’re seeing around the country right now. You’re seeing the rumble starting to increase, and you’re seeing young challengers of democratic, corporate incumbents in primaries. You’re seeing that."

    currentaffairs.org/news/ralph-

    #USA #Activism #Protest #Trump #Nader RalphNader #CivilDisobedience #PoliticalParticipation #Democrats #DemocraticParty

  17. "So the first step in civic self-respect is just to get people to say, I count, I matter, I have significance.

    And how do you get them to say that?

    Look at history. Why do you think Richard Nixon, arch-conservative corporatist, when he was president, signed into law the Environmental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration? He signed into law the Product Safety Commission. He put in an environmental advisor in the White House that Congress wanted him to do. He signed the air and water pollution laws, except the water pollution law he vetoed.

    But why did he do all that? Because he heard the rumble from the people coming out of the ’60s. He was the last Republican to fear liberals. He heard the rumble, and every citizen can contribute to that rumble. When these politicians come around during their campaign and shake hands, [people] can contribute by not being flattered by them and smiling. They can demand something. They can hold their hand in a handshake until they get a commitment. They can summon them to their own town meetings. We even have a summons where people can turn it around instead of the Senator or Representative choreographing it.

    So that’s what you’re seeing around the country right now. You’re seeing the rumble starting to increase, and you’re seeing young challengers of democratic, corporate incumbents in primaries. You’re seeing that."

    currentaffairs.org/news/ralph-

    #USA #Activism #Protest #Trump #Nader RalphNader #CivilDisobedience #PoliticalParticipation #Democrats #DemocraticParty

  18. "So the first step in civic self-respect is just to get people to say, I count, I matter, I have significance.

    And how do you get them to say that?

    Look at history. Why do you think Richard Nixon, arch-conservative corporatist, when he was president, signed into law the Environmental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration? He signed into law the Product Safety Commission. He put in an environmental advisor in the White House that Congress wanted him to do. He signed the air and water pollution laws, except the water pollution law he vetoed.

    But why did he do all that? Because he heard the rumble from the people coming out of the ’60s. He was the last Republican to fear liberals. He heard the rumble, and every citizen can contribute to that rumble. When these politicians come around during their campaign and shake hands, [people] can contribute by not being flattered by them and smiling. They can demand something. They can hold their hand in a handshake until they get a commitment. They can summon them to their own town meetings. We even have a summons where people can turn it around instead of the Senator or Representative choreographing it.

    So that’s what you’re seeing around the country right now. You’re seeing the rumble starting to increase, and you’re seeing young challengers of democratic, corporate incumbents in primaries. You’re seeing that."

    currentaffairs.org/news/ralph-

    #USA #Activism #Protest #Trump #Nader RalphNader #CivilDisobedience #PoliticalParticipation #Democrats #DemocraticParty

  19. @bookstodon
    4/
    Ralph Nader's latest work is a rallying cry for those who believe in the power of the people to arouse the heart of American democracy.

    #America
    #democracy
    #Nader

  20. @bookstodon
    4/
    Ralph Nader's latest work is a rallying cry for those who believe in the power of the people to arouse the heart of American democracy.

    #America
    #democracy
    #Nader

  21. @bookstodon
    4/
    Ralph Nader's latest work is a rallying cry for those who believe in the power of the people to arouse the heart of American democracy.

    #America
    #democracy
    #Nader

  22. @bookstodon
    4/
    Ralph Nader's latest work is a rallying cry for those who believe in the power of the people to arouse the heart of American democracy.

    #America
    #democracy
    #Nader

  23. @bookstodon
    4/
    Ralph Nader's latest work is a rallying cry for those who believe in the power of the people to arouse the heart of American democracy.

    #America
    #democracy
    #Nader

  24. @bookstodon
    2/
    The Democrats have written off competing in half the country and have ceased to be a true national party. Let's Start the Revolution is not just a critique but a call to action. Nader advocates for a genuine relationship between the Democratic Party and the everyday lives of the people it seeks to represent. Based on his deep understanding of the necessities, anxieties, and dreams of millions of families, #Nader charts a path forward...

  25. @bookstodon
    2/
    The Democrats have written off competing in half the country and have ceased to be a true national party. Let's Start the Revolution is not just a critique but a call to action. Nader advocates for a genuine relationship between the Democratic Party and the everyday lives of the people it seeks to represent. Based on his deep understanding of the necessities, anxieties, and dreams of millions of families, #Nader charts a path forward...

  26. @bookstodon
    2/
    The Democrats have written off competing in half the country and have ceased to be a true national party. Let's Start the Revolution is not just a critique but a call to action. Nader advocates for a genuine relationship between the Democratic Party and the everyday lives of the people it seeks to represent. Based on his deep understanding of the necessities, anxieties, and dreams of millions of families, #Nader charts a path forward...

  27. @bookstodon
    2/
    The Democrats have written off competing in half the country and have ceased to be a true national party. Let's Start the Revolution is not just a critique but a call to action. Nader advocates for a genuine relationship between the Democratic Party and the everyday lives of the people it seeks to represent. Based on his deep understanding of the necessities, anxieties, and dreams of millions of families, #Nader charts a path forward...

  28. @bookstodon
    2/
    The Democrats have written off competing in half the country and have ceased to be a true national party. Let's Start the Revolution is not just a critique but a call to action. Nader advocates for a genuine relationship between the Democratic Party and the everyday lives of the people it seeks to represent. Based on his deep understanding of the necessities, anxieties, and dreams of millions of families, #Nader charts a path forward...

  29. Prompted by a couple of things I’ve seen today:

    There are a number of #leftists (no idea how many) who AFAICT are uninterested in electing people who are not *their kind* of leftist. I think of them as “Nader in 2000” leftists.*

    Leftists & #liberals interested in winning elections and in governance should ignore those ones, I think. They’re hurting more than they’re helping.

    I’ve noticed that one “tell” for such leftists is that they use the term “liberal” and “lib” for other lefties derisively.

    * There’s some overlap between #Nader voters and #BernieSanders voters, but I think #Bernie had broader appeal, actual political acumen, and used his position to try to strengthen the left.

  30. Prompted by a couple of things I’ve seen today:

    There are a number of #leftists (no idea how many) who AFAICT are uninterested in electing people who are not *their kind* of leftist. I think of them as “Nader in 2000” leftists.*

    Leftists & #liberals interested in winning elections and in governance should ignore those ones, I think. They’re hurting more than they’re helping.

    I’ve noticed that one “tell” for such leftists is that they use the term “liberal” and “lib” for other lefties derisively.

    * There’s some overlap between #Nader voters and #BernieSanders voters, but I think #Bernie had broader appeal, actual political acumen, and used his position to try to strengthen the left.

  31. Prompted by a couple of things I’ve seen today:

    There are a number of #leftists (no idea how many) who AFAICT are uninterested in electing people who are not *their kind* of leftist. I think of them as “Nader in 2000” leftists.*

    Leftists & #liberals interested in winning elections and in governance should ignore those ones, I think. They’re hurting more than they’re helping.

    I’ve noticed that one “tell” for such leftists is that they use the term “liberal” and “lib” for other lefties derisively.

    * There’s some overlap between #Nader voters and #BernieSanders voters, but I think #Bernie had broader appeal, actual political acumen, and used his position to try to strengthen the left.

  32. Prompted by a couple of things I’ve seen today:

    There are a number of #leftists (no idea how many) who AFAICT are uninterested in electing people who are not *their kind* of leftist. I think of them as “Nader in 2000” leftists.*

    Leftists & #liberals interested in winning elections and in governance should ignore those ones, I think. They’re hurting more than they’re helping.

    I’ve noticed that one “tell” for such leftists is that they use the term “liberal” and “lib” for other lefties derisively.

    * There’s some overlap between #Nader voters and #BernieSanders voters, but I think #Bernie had broader appeal, actual political acumen, and used his position to try to strengthen the left.

  33. Prompted by a couple of things I’ve seen today:

    There are a number of #leftists (no idea how many) who AFAICT are uninterested in electing people who are not *their kind* of leftist. I think of them as “Nader in 2000” leftists.*

    Leftists & #liberals interested in winning elections and in governance should ignore those ones, I think. They’re hurting more than they’re helping.

    I’ve noticed that one “tell” for such leftists is that they use the term “liberal” and “lib” for other lefties derisively.

    * There’s some overlap between #Nader voters and #BernieSanders voters, but I think #Bernie had broader appeal, actual political acumen, and used his position to try to strengthen the left.