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David Sirota is a political journalist and nationally syndicated newspaper columnist at Creators Syndicate. David writes about political corruption, globalization and working-class economic issues often ignored by both of America's political parties.

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  • GrantBurkeVT [TypeKey Profile Page] :

    PFFF !!! LOL !!!

    And what about the two parties along with the media "allies" engaging in SUPERDIRTY tricks to keep 3rd parties off the ballots through phony polling, frivolous lawsuits, unwarrented arrests, etc ... not to mention keeping voters from knowing who all are the candidates running along with the media that knowingly focuses on Democrats and Republicans only ?!?!? Back in 2004, thanks to lawyers working hard to force Nader off the ballot in 30 states rather than working to fight the voting fraud where it counted the most, 3rd parties barely mustered 1% of the total popular vote !!!! I know that they were afraid Nader would expose their weakness but the Party did a "perfect" job of it by it wrong moves, another perfect reason to NEVER EVER trust the Democrats on anything just like the GOP !

    Or how about the arrests of Green Party candidate Cobb and Libertarian Party candidate Badnarik ?!?!? Even better, back in the 90s, Ross Perot was shut off from debating Clinton and Dole, two of the DULLEST candidates in 1996, by the corporate NAZI media for fear that Perot would once again punch a SUPERHOLE in the two-party rot. And even when Perot got airtime, it was only during very late night hours.

    Come on, David. The only way to improve the voting system is to first allow 3rd parties the same chances as the Democrats and Republicans on the ballots. That will bring out less alienated voters and finally this country can be on the path to REAL DEMOCRACY !

    Posted on October 30, 2007 7:46 AM
  • n*t* [TypeKey Profile Page] :

    I agree this stuff is all minimal in comparison to the voter suppression of the Democratic Party. It looks like Nader is taking the DLC to court, we'll have to see how that works. That case involves DLC operatives intentionally crossing out / adding bad information, so the entire list is thrown out.

    Posted on October 31, 2007 3:43 AM

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