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You probably recognize the man on this movie poster. He’s Ralph Nader, or, as a new documentary fingers him, An Unreasonable Man. Dems upset after he “stole” votes from Al Gore in 2000 will no doubt endorse the title. General Motors deemed him so unreasonable after his 1965 book Unsafe at Any Speed, which exposed shoddy auto design, they did the only reasonable thing: sicced spies and a temptress on him, hoping to soil his name.
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