Maybe Dennis Kucinich will bolt the Rebuocratic Party and let it be known that he would accept the nomination of the Green Party but that is doubtful, and if that doesn't happen, Well, Ralpf Nadar certainly has walked the walk all of his life and has a solid grasp of the issues so I can't think of anyone else that would be universally accepted by the majority of the Party.

We'll just have to see how it shakes out and be prepared better to broker our votes with some of our less conservative Democratic friends and get the 5% and then look toward '08.

As for Ralph Nadars ability to lead the country, like his style or not, but he'd bring pro-worker, pro-human and pro-earth folks in who would certainly turn around the train-wreck-a-day direction the country has taken sincde Bush's lawyer shoplifted the country...

Ya, Ron, we agree on much but I would kinda like to split hairs with you on the "compromise" issue. It ain't compromise when you're negotiating with folks who are taking back stuff that you have earned. All most Americans are trying to do is just keep what they have and not go backwards but that's not the object of the neocons. They want to rewrite history and steel from the working class. We're no longer compromising about how to go into the future but trying to hold the ground we thought we had. These folks got the country cramed into reverse and wnat us to compromise. Ahhhh, Mr. Thief, ya, take the TV and the stereo but leave the electric fry pan and bed, will ya? Maybe we're looking at compromise from differing perspectives...

Bobert