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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Wanting to have a choice doesn't mean that more choices still is necessarily good. Think about the shape of the Laffer Curve. Otherwise you'd just use the telephone book as a ballot (or, if the Republicans had their way, the Yellow Pages). Though I agree that there is a certain weird parallel here to events in Minnesota and Missouri, inasmuch as Nader looks and sounds like he's dead.
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So you feel that having one D and one R is enough choice. Of course if the D starts collecting some bad baggage you should be able to switch. but we don't need more competition. Seems to me that you'd get Bill Gates on board if you'd just articulate this "1 choice is enough choice" position as a platform plank.
