Ralph Nader
What you won't hear
12 topics Democrats will duck at convention
The Democratic National Convention that gathers in Boston this week to nominate John F. Kerry for president will be more like a coronation than a competition. Huzzahs, speeches, bands, balloons. These affairs have long lost any suspense or spontaneity, but somewhere amid the endless corporate schmoozing and lobbyist glad-handing, you'd expect an ounce of inspiration. (Full Article: 1141 Words)
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