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Ralph Nader: Winning Strategies For Progressive Candidates In The Final Stretch – OpEd

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By Ralph Nader
| Eurasia Review Verified
Progressive candidates are urged to contrast themselves with Republicans by highlighting the GOP’s long history of opposing consumer, worker and environmental protections, and by stressing recent cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, Obamacare and food assistance under Trump.
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Winning Strategies for Progressive Candidates in the Final Stretch

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By Ralph Nader
| CounterPunch Verified
Ever wonder why, more often than not, progressive candidates for public office lose to the most venal, corrupt, right-wing politicians? It is not just that progressives don’t have enough money. Too often, they run cookie-cutter campaigns—tediously monotone, without exciting and compelling activities. They also fail to draw a vivid contrast between their records and commitments to the public and those of Republican corporatists.
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Six Strategies Progressives Can Use to Win in November

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By Ralph Nader
| Smirking Chimp
Ever wonder why, more often than not, progressive candidates for public office lose to the most venal, corrupt, right-wing politicians? It is not just that progressives don’t have enough money. Too often, they run cookie-cutter campaigns—tediously monotone, without exciting and compelling activities. They also fail to draw a vivid contrast between their records and commitments to the public and those of Republican corporatists.
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