Ralph Nader

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Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader.

Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader. Ralph Nader.

Democracy means, in a word, self-government. And anytime we delegate our responsibilities, it's for convenience to government agencies and other institutions. And I don't think we can afford that convenience.

Democracy means, in a word, self-government. And anytime we delegate our responsibilities, it's for convenience to government agencies and other institutions. And I don't think we can afford that convenience.

Democracy means, in a word, self-government. And anytime we delegate our responsibilities, it's for convenience to government agencies and other institutions. And I don't think we can afford that convenience.

And my parents said to me in their own folksy way, said, well, Ralph, now you're very famous, so let's see how you endure it.

And my parents said to me in their own folksy way, said, well, Ralph, now you're very famous, so let's see how you endure it.

And my parents said to me in their own folksy way, said, well, Ralph, now you're very famous, so let's see how you endure it.

I didn't want to be a lone ranger. So where do I go for help? Well, law students.

I didn't want to be a lone ranger. So where do I go for help? Well, law students.

I didn't want to be a lone ranger. So where do I go for help? Well, law students.

It was a perfect opportunity to get some students, interns during the summer, put them on projects investigating the Food and Drug Administration, the Interstate Commerce Commission and on. And they would have press conferences and they would get great press coverage. And that would get the attention again of members of Congress. You have that virtuous circle.

It was a perfect opportunity to get some students, interns during the summer, put them on projects investigating the Food and Drug Administration, the Interstate Commerce Commission and on. And they would have press conferences and they would get great press coverage. And that would get the attention again of members of Congress. You have that virtuous circle.

It was a perfect opportunity to get some students, interns during the summer, put them on projects investigating the Food and Drug Administration, the Interstate Commerce Commission and on. And they would have press conferences and they would get great press coverage. And that would get the attention again of members of Congress. You have that virtuous circle.

We got lead out of gasoline and paint.

We got lead out of gasoline and paint.

We got lead out of gasoline and paint.

It's a law for the people.

It's a law for the people.