Guest guest Posted December 2, 2001 Report Posted December 2, 2001 An article by Gore Vidal in the current 12/17 issue of The Nation on the presidential (s)election 2000, the illegitmacy of " President " Bush, and the NY Times, mentions the phrase " Vegetarian candidate " . Does anyone know if any of the major or minor presidential candidates was vegetarian? Vidal may have meant it as some sort of joke which I wasn't getting, I don't know. I generally like his politcs, but never cared much for his writing style. Thanks!---Dan _______________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2001 Report Posted December 2, 2001 Dan, The candidate from the Natural Law Party is a vegetarian. I think his last name is Hegelin. Jack > " JD & Z " <tofubreath > Sun, 02 Dec 2001 02:24:42 > > Vegetarian candidate? > > An article by Gore Vidal in the current 12/17 issue of The Nation on the > presidential (s)election 2000, the illegitmacy of " President " Bush, and the > NY Times, mentions the phrase " Vegetarian candidate " . Does anyone know if > any of the major or minor presidential candidates was vegetarian? Vidal may > have meant it as some sort of joke which I wasn't getting, I don't know. I > generally like his politcs, but never cared much for his writing style. > Thanks!---Dan > > _______________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp > > > > ---------------------------- > Tell a friend about ! Help our online community grow! > > Subscribe: - Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2001 Report Posted December 2, 2001 Dr. John Hagelin, the Natural Law Party candidate in 2000 (and I think 1996 as well), is also a physicist. I believe he spoke at the annual Animal Rights Convention in 2000. - Joe > Dan, > > The candidate from the Natural Law Party is a vegetarian. I think his last > name is Hegelin. > > Jack > >> " JD & Z " <tofubreath >> Sun, 02 Dec 2001 02:24:42 >> >> Vegetarian candidate? >> >> An article by Gore Vidal in the current 12/17 issue of The Nation on the >> presidential (s)election 2000, the illegitmacy of " President " Bush, and the >> NY Times, mentions the phrase " Vegetarian candidate " . Does anyone know if >> any of the major or minor presidential candidates was vegetarian? Vidal may >> have meant it as some sort of joke which I wasn't getting, I don't know. I >> generally like his politcs, but never cared much for his writing style. >> Thanks!---Dan Quote
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