To this end he quoted Thomas Jefferson several times and detailed the history of the corporation in America, starting with a revolution that threw off not only King George but also the authority of the East India company, and introduced the notion of state charters for corporate operation in the United States. Nader's America is not a radically different place. But the pursuit of Happiness is inextricably tied to the pursuit of Justice. So, in public life, I pursue Justice. Nader's America is much like ours, except that there is economic and social justice.
Health care is available to all.
Poverty would be abolished, even as it has been in some western European nations. Nader's America will not export weapons, it will not pursue military goals abroad, and it will not support dictators. Instead, we will export our assistance for those in need. America's foreign policy will be one that, under any scrutiny, will make Americans proud. We all know that, short of some miracle, Nader is not going to be elected president this year.