Guest,

I want to set the record straight. I am for the Million Men March on Washington. I support the raising of the minimum wage. I am on the side of the American worker. I agree with some of the ideas of Nader and Jesse Jackson whether or not I like them personally. (I'm still smarting over the "Hymietown" slur.)

Here's the bottom line. If Bush gets into office on November 4th, 2004, it will not make any difference what Nader, Jesse, you or I think. Why? Because we will see the rise of a new kind of fascism in the U.S. with a Crusader in charge of each branch of our government. He has threatened to put his heel on Kerry's throat. Shouldn't that tell you something? He also has made some interesting Freudian slips in his speeches.

1. That he will stand up for terror.
2. That he favors a draft.
3.   Sept. 4th, 2001 was a significant date for him. Could it be possibly that 9-11 was planned and he knew about it while reading "My Pet Goat"?

It may be that his slips reveal the truth more than any statement he makes on the stump.

As Garrison Keillor so elegantly recommends, if you like Nader, wear his clothes, his perfume or whatever but when you get into the voting booth, please do the right thing for our country and oust the Terminator Crusader who wants to make the Mid-East his "Sudatenland".

Frank