Short and sweet article that argues that the Democrats' reaction to Nader entering the race is all wrong, and that they ought to be trying to embrace the Nader-leaning voters, particularly those who have gotten behind Dennis Kucinich.
I think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who voted for Nader in 2000 who would do so this time around, but I don't think the Democrats should take that for granted, and they won't help the situation with the bully tactic of telling us as Al Sharpton put it:"A vote for Nader is a vote for Bush".
What worries me almost as much as the prospect of another Bush presidency is the Democrats' tendency to be so concerned about ending up with a candidate that can beat George Bush, that they end up nominating George Bush.