Akenaton,

My point is that Nader is not the man of principle that GUEST makes him out to be. Nader has taken help from the Republican Party. Should he really be put on the ballots in states where he cannot get enough support from "progressives" to get on the Ballot?

He says he is running to point out flaws in the system, and to give what he says is a signifucant part of the electorate a "voice". If he can't get a couple of thousand people to sign a petition for him without Republican help, he speaking for George W Bush as much as himself.

Since he is taking strategic help form the GOP to get on the ballot, with the GOP supporting him to make trouble for Kerry, he is as big a sellout as any politician.