The Nader effect in play after Virginia's decision

[Dissent]

The Nader effect in play after Virginia's decision - Yahoo! News

YEEEEEE HAWWWWWWW

This is gonna be the biggest year ever for 3rd parties.

 

[Dissent]

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[GuyPinestra]

Yep, interesting times...

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

But Goode won the right on Tuesday to appear on the Virginia ballot, in a move that could hurt Romney’s chances of taking the key swing state in November.

Which means it will also be another successful presidential election year for democrats.

 

[JimH52]

The best plan the Dems have is to keep showing the "Big Dog" commercials showing Clinton endorcing Obama.

 

[Avatar4321]

They may even get .5% this year

 

[Dissent]

Just wait and watch avatar...ye of little faith.

 

[Avatar4321]

Just wait and watch avatar...ye of little faith.

I have plenty of faith. I just dont put it in silly things like political parties.

 

[g5000]

They may even get .5% this year

That's a little optimistic. Nader, whose "effect" is the subject of this thread, garnered only .3% in 2008 in Virginia. Even if his votes had all gone to McCain, Obama would still have won Virginia.

Hell, even if all four third party candidates' votes had gone to McCain, Obama STILL would have won Virginia.
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[Dissent]

Ah. I don't either but I am holding out hope more people this year are sick and tired of the 2 idiots running and will show their distaste for the 2 parties.