RFK, Jr. and Ralph Nader Discuss a Possible Parliamentary System

[trajan74]

Nader could probably win if he ran for governor, senate, or congress. I mean if Bernie could win as an independent, what is stopping Nader from running for congress or senate as an independent?

I do agree that proportional representation would be better than what we have now. But why don't we start simple and demand third-parties with more than 50,000 members in the state to be on state-debates and ballots and 500,000 nationally to be on national debates and ballots.

[olsonlev]

LoL, I see this video is before the Supreme Courts corporate free speech ruling

[ProsperityGlobal]

Nader should propose a few Constitutional Amendments.

[Moionfire]

My, RFK jr. looks like his grandfather so much here !!!

[Moionfire]

I'd like an instant run-off over a parilamentary system....

[andyx1205]

Is that guy crying? lol

[skedaddleMLS]

he has a medical condition that effects his voice box.

[imaginepeace63]

how can you turn our government into a parliamentary system? Do we need to rerite the constitution? I wonder.

[imaginepeace63]

Look At Berine Sanders and Jesse Ventura. They both ran as independents and won their offices.

[Theblizzardking]

@imaginepeace63 Joe Lieberman (or however you spelli it) also.

[imaginepeace63]

@Theblizzardking Lieberman Lie-berman is how I spell it

[imaginepeace63]

@Theblizzardking

Lieberman is not a real independent. He takes as much corporate money as a republican. He is a tool of the Zionists lobby AIPAC. He is a total fascist.

[imaginepeace63]

Massachusett ill have Instant run off voting as a ballot question in 2010. I am voting for it

[polidocproductions]

Campaign Finance Reform is not enough. We need ballot access. We need to reverse the constitutional decisions that have allowed corporations to have the rights of personhood without the responsibility. Check out Rights of Nature and democracy school movement of the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund.

[ThreeRavens2112]

I like how he says that companies will say that they will go to communist and fascist countries if the government tried to do anything against corporate America...I say let them go. Let's how well that works out for them. I have a feeling that they would be back pretty quick, begging to set thier companies back up in the US.

[MarquisdeBarrabas]

The thing is, they never actually leave. Halliburton's subsidiaries may be from the Cayman Islands for tax purposes, but they are still part of the US military-industrial complex.

They get the best of both worlds.