Most effective anti-Nader tactic, Ignore him.

[usregimechange]

I like Nader but Bush must go and Nader is taking about 1% from Kerry. I truely believe any attention he gets is counter to such a goal.

[AP]

1. Least productive tactic: get yourself in a positon where you criticize

somebody for saying the truth about Republicans.

[Career Prole]

2. Who's Nader? ;-) n/t

[Rowdyboy]

3. Huh?

What?

[Career Prole]

4. See? Already I'm better at ignoring him than you!

I didn't even need to practice. :D

[Rowdyboy]

6. I need a beer...

You?

[Career Prole]

7. I'm in!

:toast:

[Rowdyboy]

8. Uhmmmm.......beeeeer.......

(wipes away froth from chin)

[Career Prole]

10. Have another!

Ignoring ol' what's-his-name is thirsty work.:D
:toast:
I get enough beer in me I'll forget ol' what's-her-name too!

[leftistagitator]

5. I disagree

Historically the best way to deal with 3rd parties is to co-opt their best issues. FDR dealt with the socialists by setting up social security, creating a wealth tax to redistribute income, and setting up public works campaigns to provide jobs and boost the economy. I think the Party should take a hard look at Nader's issues and co-opt the ones that are the most feasible.

[Radical Activist]

9. Now you're thinking like the corporate media monopolies!

Don't like certain views? Just ignore them! Ignore Kucinich, Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, don't cover the recent signing of CAFTA. Yes, it is very effective.