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Out of sympathy with the victims--Vote for some Democrat
Noam Chomsky
Keeping the Bush circle out means holding one's nose and voting for some Democrat. ... In a very powerful state, small differences may translate into very substantial effects on the victims, at home and abroad. It is no favor to those who are suffering, and may face much worse ahead, to overlook these facts.
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Vermont's Third-Party Leader, Wants to Stop Nader
Bernie Sanders
"I am going to run around this country and do everything I can to dissuade people from voting for Ralph Nader. ... this election will come down to a relatively few votes. ... I consider four more years of Bush a potential horror show for this country."
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Moore opts for the 'Best chance of beating Bush'
Jan. 14, 2004 Michael Moore
I will work enthusiastically for any of the non-Lieberman 8 who might get the nomination.
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Old friend and activist doesn't trust him any more.
Micah Sifry, activist and author who has known Nader for decades
"There was a time when I could trust Ralph to be intellectually honest, but I don't feel that way anymore."
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We should sure vote for Kerry
Apr. 16, 2004 Howard Zinn
Zinn told Garofalo’s reality-bitten audience that, while “we should be critical of Kerry," we should, “sure, vote for him.”
“If Kerry is elected, we'll have a little ledge to stand on,” Zinn said.
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Mother Jones Magazine
Last time around, Nader attracted the support of a stellar list of left-leaning celebrities; Phil Donahue, Susan Sarandon, Michael Moore, Paul Newman, Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson, Eddie Vedder, and Ani DiFranco were all Naderites. That won't be the case this year.
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