Ralph Nader's Top Presidential Picks for 2016

The transcript discusses the idea of having a diverse range of candidates, including billionaires and individuals from various sectors, run for president. It highlights the potential benefits of such diversity, like increased credibility and a more competitive democracy. The speaker emphasizes the need for freedom of speech and new talent from different communities, advocating for a break from the traditional two-party system.

What is one reason the speaker supports billionaires running for President?

• They have experience in international relations.

• They are popular among young voters.

• They can bring instant credibility and challenge the two-party system.

• They have a lot of money to fund campaigns.

Why does the speaker mention Oprah Winfrey in the context of presidential candidates?

• She represents the need for more female candidates.

• She has a strong political background.

• She has previously run for office.

• She is a billionaire.

What does the speaker suggest is needed in the early months of a presidential campaign?

• A focus on traditional values.

• A focus on international policies.

• A burst of freedom of speech and creativity.

• A reduction in media coverage.

Which communities does the speaker suggest should be considered for political talent?

• The sports community.

• The entertainment industry.

• The academic, citizen action, and labor communities.

• Only the business community.

What criticism does the speaker have about the current political talent pool?

• It is too focused on young candidates.

• It is too focused on technology experts.

• It is too focused on international candidates.

• It is limited and not diverse enough.