Posted at Barr2008.com. Barr condemns the bailout along with Ralph Nader, Chuck Baldwin, Ron Paul, the CPUSA, Alan Keyes, and Cynthia McKinney. Atlanta, GA – “It didn’t take much to buy a House vote, only about $130 billion in so-called sweeteners,” says Bob Barr, the Libertarian Party candidate for president, referring to the 58 members [...]

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Posted by Toby Heaps at Nader 2008 blog We do fairly poorly on the Gallup poll, generally registering less than 1 percent (or about 5 times less than the recent WSJ poll). This is probably because they don’t mention Ralph Nader’s name in the question–just Obama and McCain. So I phoned up Gallup’s Editor-in-Chief (609-924-9600), [...]

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Video posted at Mike’s World News

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The Sun Sentinel reports Anthony Thomas Mauro qualified to run against Atwater as a Green Party candidate. To date he hasn’t met Atwater and he hasn’t run into the Democratic candidate, Linda Bird, either. That’s because Mauro isn’t doing much campaigning. He’s raised no money and doesn’t have a Web site. Mauro switched from Republican [...]

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An email from the campaign of independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader: Last week, at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, Ralph Nader sat down for a conversation with Tabitha Soren (pictured here). Soren is a former political reporter for MTV and NBC. Soren interviewed Ralph and then took questions from the audience. It was a [...]

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Speech: Interview: Press release: Now that Congress has done the dastardly deed in approving Bush’s bailout, Ralph Nader, independent candidate for president, is issuing a call for American taxpayers to summon their members of Congress who voted for this wrongheaded $700 billion bailout of the Wall Street speculators and crooks to meet in a local [...]

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Libertarian presidential nominee Bob Barr was interviewed on NPR’s Weekend Edition on Saturday. The full audio runs nine and one-half minutes. Barr discussed the impeachment of President Clinton, privacy issues, the financial bailout, and Iraq, among other topics.

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