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Nader Still Follows Cameras, Proudly Offers Alternative $Ralph Nader is in Denver this week for the \"corporate-saturated Democratic National Convention.\" He hosted a Wednesday night rally, taking his own stage about an hour after the Democratic choice for vice president, Sen. Joe Biden, stepped in front of the Pepsi Center thousands.(Photograph: Jeff Chiu/AP)$ DENVER - If the same happens in November to Barack Obama, that's just one more electoral incident for which the Connecticut native won't issue an apology. If Democratic politicians want to push him aside, he argues, then they are welcome to borrow some of his "progressive populist" ideas. In his view, a vote belongs to no one until it's earned. Posted in Politics

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$Ralph Nader is in Denver this week for the \"corporate-saturated Democratic National Convention.\" He hosted a Wednesday night rally, taking his own stage about an hour after the Democratic choice for vice president, Sen. Joe Biden, stepped in front of the Pepsi Center thousands.(Photograph: Jeff Chiu/AP)$

DENVER - If the same happens in November to Barack Obama, that's just one more electoral incident for which the Connecticut native won't issue an apology. If Democratic politicians want to push him aside, he argues, then they are welcome to borrow some of his "progressive populist" ideas. In his view, a vote belongs to no one until it's earned.

Posted in Politics