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Ralph Nader had the right to participate in the 2004 presidential debates as a candidate, as the U.S. electoral system allows for multiple candidates to run for office. However, his inclusion was subject to debate commission rules, which typically set thresholds for polling and fundraising that candidates must meet. Critics argued that his participation could siphon votes from major party candidates, potentially influencing the election outcome. Ultimately, Nader's exclusion highlighted ongoing discussions about access and representation in the political debate process.
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Is Ralph Nader left handed?
No. He is right-handed.
The right to participate in government is called what?
The right to participate in government is called the right to public participation. The right to public participation is often conceived of as a human right.
Floor debates are what in the senate?
Floor debates are unlimited in the Senate. A senator has the right to speak for as long as she or he sees fit. This is called a filibuster.
When did Ralph Miller - right-handed pitcher - die?
Ralph Miller - right-handed pitcher - died on 1973-05-08.
When was Ralph Miller - right-handed pitcher - born?
Ralph Miller - right-handed pitcher - was born on 1873-03-15.
who have the right to participate in government?
citizens
Why is Ralph Nader running for President when he knows he won't win?
Ralph is going to win by the way and that is the most coolest name by the way and who are you like you are going to be president liitle boy your mum must be ugly to raise you up. Ralph is is going to win and youll be sorry. and if he doesnt ou must send me a letter i live in 4 calbrase, Southampton, Hampshire, England and my name is Adam bull and if im right you must send a letter to me again k loser who touches people up pedefile
What maxim does boxer create when the sunday debates are cancelled?
"Napoleon is always right."
Who is the delegate from DC?
The delegate from Washington, D.C. is Eleanor Holmes Norton. She has served in this role since 1991 and is a non-voting member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing the interests of D.C. residents. While she can participate in debates and serve on committees, she does not have the right to vote on the House floor.
Does the Virgin Islands have a representative in Congress?
Yes, the Virgin Islands have a delegate to Congress, specifically in the House of Representatives. This delegate, who is a non-voting member, can participate in debates and serve on committees but does not have the right to vote on the House floor. The current delegate is Stacey Plaskett, who has served since 2015.
People who have the right to participate in government?
citizens
Who was a Greek to with the right to participate in government?
citizens
