Been to johnkerry.com. Which is precisely what convinced me not to vote for him. It is John Kerry's and the New Democrat's vision that is too narrow, Nerd, not Nader's and Cobb's.

Thanks for pointing out the discrepancy in my argument though, Nerd. What I meant to say was that the middle class needs to be radicalized to the point where they themselves will put pressure on their fellow middle class voters to stop voting Republican. Not radicalized to the point where they will actually support, much less actively work to pursue a progressive agenda. The middle class won't ever support and work for a progressive working class and poor peoples' agenda. But they will change the way they vote, and try to influence the way their fellow middle class voters are voting, because that isn't perceived as being radical by their class.

That is the difference, Nerd.