In pacplyer wrote:

Probably true. But you don't have to worry: Nader's not going to get
elected and General Aviation is not a factor in the 2004 election so
he won't really be after it. By voting for him however, you give more
voice to the working american. This gives strength to Nader's holy
war against big monopolies like big oil. Support for him also
redefines the issues of the other two lack-luster parties who don't
really support the little guy (and his falling disposable income
problem) since they're both whores of major corporations. It is
true, Ralph wants to tax weath (your airplane.) But he'll never get
the chance since if his numbers come up, the the winning admin will
put the brakes on CEO greed to keep Ralph from picking up speed. And
that's what I want: the pendulum to swing back the other direction for
a while so that the little guy can afford to fly again. What do you
guys think?

I think even more democrats need to vote for Nader this time around.

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