Ralph Nader's Third-Party Presidential Bid in 2000 Was Motivated by His

question 51

Multiple Choice

Ralph Nader's third-party presidential bid in 2000 was motivated by his belief that

• A) there was no significant difference between the Democratic and Republican candidates.
• B) he could appeal to constituencies that his opponents were ignoring.
• C) neither of his opponents were intelligent enough to handle the demands of the presidency.
• D) it didn't matter who was elected because the country was run by corporations.

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