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Ralph Nader campaign has fire sale on books, DVDs, campaign memorabilia

Posted on the VoteNader blog

It’s a blow out clearance Nader/Gonzalez DVD/book sale!

Everything must go!

We’re slashing prices!

Just in time for Thanksgiving and the Holidays.

Pick up your Nader/Gonzalez memorabilia.

Soon to be classic collector’s items.

It’s two prices and two prices only.

$25 for an unsigned book or DVD.

$50 for a book or DVD autographed by the man himself — Ralph Nader.

We’ve got two great Ralph books left — The Seventeen Traditions — Ralph’s lessons from growing up in Winsted, Connecticut — and The Good Fight — Ralph’s classic on taking on the two party corporate political beast.

And we’ve got four DVDs left.

* The October 16, 2008 Wall Street Rally DVD featuring Ralph condemning the bailout right there on Wall Street, with Matt Gonzalez, Reverend Billy and Reverend Maupin — plus bonus coverage from the evening rally at the historic Cooper Union.

* The August 27, 2008 Denver Super Rally featuring Sean Penn, Tom Morello singing “This Land is Our Land,” Jello Biafra, and many others confronting the corporate Democrats at the Democratic National Convention.

* The classic Ralph Nader/Patti Smith DVD “Awake from Your Slumber” including powerful songs and spoken words from Nader and Smith.

* And the classic political Nader documentary “An Unreasonable Man” — an impartial and in-depth view of Nader’s citizen advocacy and political activism.

9 Comments

  1. G.E. November 14, 2008

    Yup, it’s all about the money to Nader .The truth comes out.

    If only that were true, he might be a heroic figure.

  2. G.E. November 14, 2008

    HA!

    His stocks probably cleaned him out.

  3. Mike Gillis November 14, 2008

    You know, he IS raising money for a new non-partisan organization.

    He’s cleaning out his stocks and raising money for what comes next.

  4. Libertarian Joseph November 14, 2008

    Yup, it’s all about the money to Nader .The truth comes out.

  5. johncjackson November 13, 2008

    $25 for a DVD is a sale? People could buy something they want to watch for less than that.

  6. Mike Gillis November 13, 2008

    Ross, do you want to try that a little….simpler?

  7. Mike Gillis November 13, 2008

    …and scene!

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