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Ralph Nader ran as an outsider who was going to drag the dissatisfied left into a new progressive party. But Nader may have accomplished exactly the opposite -- strengthening the nascent coalition of union and environmental groups and pushing it toward the Democratic Party. The two groups, which joined forces during the WTO protests in Seattle, are uniform in their assessment: Nader's strategy was wrong.
November 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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