Jay Hardin made a mistake, and he wants to tell you about it.

[Fridays Child]

High speed: http://client.xntec.com/clientpages/natlprogress/video/wrong_high.asx

Dial-up: http://client.xntec.com/clientpages/natlprogress/video/wrong_low.asx

[sam sarrha]

1. I highly respect and support Ralph Nader... but cant vote for him

:cry: :grouphug:

[Cheswick2.0]

2. and he believed that ONLY Nader cared about these issues because?

Because that is what Nader and the Green party told him and he bought it. Because they said the ONLY way to judge Gore was by Clinton's record. (HUH?) They said that Gore was beholden to an oil company his mother owned stock in, while Nader who actually owned oil company stock of his own was some how above being corrupted.

I am glad this guy is doing a commercial...but hopefully he has grown the ability to have a thought of his own over the last 4 years.

[Fridays Child]

3. We'll all be better off when people start doing their own thinking...

...but just think of all the jobs that will be lost on Madison Avenue when that happens.

Seriously, I agree with you. But a lot of folks make their decisions, based on sound bites, and we need honest, effective sound bites.

[Feanorcurufinwe]

4. Could you tell me about it? cant view the video nt

[Fridays Child]

5. Sure. It's a guy who says that he supported Nader 4 years ago.

And he says he actually helped elect George Bush. He goes on to recite several of Bush's debacles--the war, etc. Then, he says he's not going to make the same mistake this time. It ends with the web address, www.thenaderfactor.com.

[Feanorcurufinwe]

6. Hey that's a message that makes sense!

Refreshing.

[Capn Sunshine]

7. But you have to accept the "fact" That Nader caused Bush to win

which we all know is a fallacy.

[Feanorcurufinwe]

8. Actually no,

I both don't have to accept it as a 'fact' -- nor do we all 'know' it's a fallacy.

Wrong on both counts.