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goodhue Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jun-29-04 10:00 AM
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9. Not as much as he would be with endorsement.
Edited on Tue Jun-29-04 10:00 AM by goodhue
Still, if he makes ballot in a swing state like Minnesota, he could get 2-3% and Cobb could perhaps also get 2-3%, the sum of which would be as big a problem as Nader alone. But hopefully Cobb will not be asking for votes in swing states, and Nader will be missing active unified support from green base. So much less of a threat IMHO.
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