Which state are you from?

Nader MIGHT seek GP endorsement, the Connecticut GP is friendly, and much of Nader’s past ire was directed at national GP; national would have no part in the endorsement process.

To the Connecticut GP: if Nader is interested, please do not give him a hard time or put him through a bunch of grief just for the sake of looking like you are trying to be taken seriously; I do not know about Connecticut, but I have seen many good people seek the GP nomination in my home state repelled by the state GP and their putting people through hoops to make themselves look important, and we have lost good candidates this way.

Please Ralph, run! All progressives should be supporting this, with their encouragement, time, and/or money.

Nader MIGHT seek GP endorsement, the Connecticut GP is friendly, and much of Nader’s past ire was directed at national GP; national would have no part in the endorsement process.

To the Connecticut GP: if Nader is interested, please do not give him a hard time or put him through a bunch of grief just for the sake of looking like you are trying to be taken seriously; I do not know about Connecticut, but I have seen many good people seek the GP nomination in my home state repelled by the state GP and their putting people through hoops to make themselves look important, and we have lost good candidates this way.

Please Ralph, run! All progressives should be supporting this, with their encouragement, time, and/or money.

US Senate is a race he can win, and a place where he can do a lot of good.

In 2008, Nader hit on a lot of issues like single-payer health care, the Middle East peace process, financial reform, the green economy, etc. I didn’t see it as a one-note anti-corporate campaign.

I hope he runs, and I hope he makes his decision before it’s too late to put together a good campaign. He’ll need to raise a lot of money and bring in a lot of volunteers… which I’m confident he can do, if he doesn’t get a late start.

Probably not.