[SfN] letters

[esteban andres cruz]

hey y'all,
	This is a question i would like to ask everyone and honestly it
reflects some doubt i have in taking this campaign entirely seriously.
The issue is that Nader is so repetitive, why?  There is a certain
privelage to him  not being heard in the debates; we're the only ones
listening to him.  When's the last time a student for Gore or Bush has
gone to a meeting?  Because his audience is so marginal and sympathetic,
we've heard all of his lines--funny and pointed as they are.  He should
really think of something more to say than "a corporation running for
president disguised as a human" and the ice cream story. C'mon, how many
times have we heard these.  Also, he is so gung-ho about bashing the other
candidates that he has yet to detail any of his policies, I think.  I'm
totally down with the ideals of the green party and they give me hope that
there will be justice in the world, however this campaign seems a bit
questionable to me because of the these minor inconsistencies.  Also, has
anyone ever seen LaDuke?  I'd like to hear her.
thanks a mill,
esteban
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Arun Bhalla wrote:

> 
> Hi there,
> 
> I strongly encourage you to write letters to the editor.  I sent one off
> to the DI, News-Gazette, and Chicago Tribune.  At the very least, it was
> published by the DI today.  At least one acquaintance finally decided to
> vote Nader because of it.  These letters work, and they're a great way 
> for you to inform and persuade the readership what the rest of the paper
> fails to do.  We discussed some topic ideas on this list last week.  You
> could write about why you support Nader, or that you're unhappy with the
> low media coverage of Nader, etc.  Time spent on a letter to the editor
> is well worth it.
> 
> cheers,
> Arun
> 
> 
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