Ralph Nader is very mad at the New York Times for covering soccer

The four-time presidential candidate lashed out at the newspaper on Twitter – and not for the first time

Ralph Nader appears to be on a crusade.

This isn’t the first time the 88-year-old has picked out a target and gone after it with all he’s got. Most famously, Nader went after the safety record of American automobile manufacturers in the 1960s and 1970s, resulting in the creation of a host of influential laws and watchdog groups that have saved untold American lives.

Now the four-time presidential candidate is going after a very different foe: The New York Times – specifically the paper’s focus on soccer at the expense of his preferred sport of baseball. Nader hit out at the Times on Thursday for prioritizing Real Madrid over the “Real Yankees.”

As it turns out, this was not the first time that Nader complained about the Times – and indeed other journalistic outlets too – covering the sport at the expense of other topics he preferred.

In any event, it sounds like we may get to even more from Nader very soon.

This should be good.

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