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Re: on the American election - a query and a comment
- Subject: Re: on the American election - a query and a comment
- From: "Macdonald Stainsby" <mstainsby@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 15:10:23 -0800
> It seems to me the most significant impact on the election results were
> Nader's votes. What we have as a result is a virtual 50-50 deadlock. The
> impact of this is that a new policy agenda can become influential. For
> example, if the Greens can elect just a few House members in the next
> election, they become a partner in something that has never happened in US
> national politics-a coalition government.
And the moment they do that, they cancel out their claim to *any* spot on the
left.
One cannot help prop up either party in the US under the assumption that they
have
gained "concessions" and consider that a worthwhile excersize. It would push so
many of
the new generation of activists back into the hallways of D.C.
This is the danger of supporting the Nader campaign, it appears.
Macdonald
- Thread context:
- Re: on the American election - a query and a comment, (continued)
- Re: on the American election - a query and a comment,
Gary MacLennan Sun 26 Nov 2000, 03:36 GMT
- Re: on the American election - a query and a comment,
Michael Hoover Sun 26 Nov 2000, 13:07 GMT
- Re: on the American election - a query and a comment,
Jose G. Perez Sun 26 Nov 2000, 14:42 GMT
- Re: on the American election - a query and a comment,
Martin Zehr Sun 26 Nov 2000, 21:31 GMT
- Re: on the American election - a query and a comment,
Macdonald Stainsby Sun 26 Nov 2000, 23:10 GMT
- Re: Anxious Krugman: "The Bond Market Warning Us of TurbulenceAhead" (was Re: NY Times: clueless on Argentina),
Yoshie Furuhashi Sat 25 Nov 2000, 18:50 GMT
- the role of forced labor,
snedeker Sat 25 Nov 2000, 17:17 GMT
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