Nader says third-party candidates represent majority views
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader disputes the characterization of “third-party” candidates minority candidates. He says that the majority of the people want them in the presidential debates. Nader was speaking at a press conference on third-party presidential candidates at the National Press Club. (1:07)
September 10, 2008
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