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10/16/08
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader visited Annapolis yesterday to complain to the media about being left out of last night's presidential debate, to criticize the other candidates over the $700 billion bailout package and to decry slot machines. 
J. Henson — The Capital
Third party presidential candidate Ralph Nader spells out his presidential platform during a press conference yesterday at the Stanton Center in Annapolis. Mr. Nader’s fourth presidential campaign has not drawn the media interest that his previous bids attracted.Find Us On Facebook
The perennial presidential candidate's swing through the city came at the exact time the Board of Public Works was slicing $349 million from the Maryland budget, leaving Mr. Nader preaching to a nearly empty room at the Stanton Center, where his aides outnumbered reporters. Undaunted, Mr. Nader laid out his platform in a harried but impassioned speech at a community...
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Finally! - 2008-10-16 15:07:05
A presidential candidate that makes sense!
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