1992 United States Presidential Election

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Cuomo, although I'm highly disappointed in him for picking Gore as his running mate.

Cathcon's last trick to sabotage his candidacy...

Dude, enough already. 

Also Cuomo '92!

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Guys, positive developments are very close, we will be able to vote for Green party in 2 elections.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

To be honest, it would be pretty funny if Ron Paul defeats Vice-President Mario Cuomo at what was thought to be the height of the "Democratic hegemony" (especially given how weak the Republican field was).  I am also kind of curious who Paul would appoint to the two Supreme Court vacancies that I would assume come up during this term (paging SJoyce ).

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Perot isn't getting enough support. All you guys will achieve is splitting the left vote and allowing Paul to win.

I don't think most of us care about Democrats that much anymore, considering they are a neoliberal party at this point. We will have a chance to fix things up in 2000 with Nader though.

So now Mario Cuomo is a neo-liberal

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

"Fed up with the one party state and the Republicans' inability to stop it" ?

Maybe the Republicans are now the third-party?

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Actually we can vote for Nader in 1996, because of the new rules. I urge everyone on the left to unite behind his candidacy.

You still haven't explained how Mario Cuomo is a neo-liberal

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Well, onto 1996 as it is. Really though, is all this pageantry necessary? I mean there's got to be a point where the voters just wouldn't care and assumed the outcome was predetermined and not give a damn who was president.

Oh, don't worry, I think Nader will be a force to be reckoned with in 2000 if not 1996.

2004 proved Ralph Nader to be an egomaniac with delusions of grandeur, which is sad because he used to be a great man.  He's like John McCain, he lost his dignity running for President.