Anyone who thinks that Nader hasn't been successful at bringing about substantial, meaningful changes since the 60s doesn't know squat about Nader, or about the major social change and social justice movements of our time.

They are just whining, because they are afraid of him.

If you want a list of what Nader's positions are, where he stands on the issues, what his accomplishments are, those things aren't hard to verify independently online in a matter of hours. Which is far more effort than most Mudcatters opposing Nader here are willing to put in, I know. Because based upon what people are saying about the conventional candidates, they aren't even willing to get information about those candidates from anywhere except the Mudcat forum and MSM sources.

Sad that so many are so unwilling to think outside the box for the good of the nation, and are only willing to stick with their partisan driven, status quo way of thinking from 2004 and 2000.

After two substantial losses, and no change from the Democrats after re-taking control of Congress, one would think people would wake up and smell the corporate coffee.