Argues that Nader voters harm their own causes by voting for Ralph Nader.

Ralph Nader's campaign now depends on folks like the GOP's Dick Armey and the Reform Party to get on state ballots.

MSN Group dedicated to all those who are against another Ralph Nader run.

With 75% of Nader's "Committee of 100" from 4 years ago now mobilizing for Kerry, as well as Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Barbara Ehrenreich, Jim Hightower, and Nader's former running mate, author Paul Loeb appeals to supporters to vote for Kerry as the best chance to get rid of Bush.

Writer Jeff Cohen is distressed by the Nader campaign's deceptive statements that he'll draw votes away from Bush; yet poll after poll shows the Nader vote depleting Kerry and tipping swing states and their electoral votes to Bush.

States that Nader wants to see his name on the ballot more than he wants to help the progressive cause.

Explains how Nader helps Bush indirectly by diluting support for Kerry.

Many of the same progressives who found inspiration in Nader's 2000 bid see only cause for dismay in his 2004 decision.

Advocates against Ralph Nader's run for president in 2004 documents friends, former supporters and others who argue that Nader's candidacy may assist the Bush campaign. Includes headline links to news articles and commentary, resources and related web sites.

Join in on the Nader Debate, sign the pledge to oust Bush, and keep up to date with Nader in the News. Urges Ralph Nader to not run for president in 2004 and instead throw his support behind the Democrat most likely to win.

The Nation's editors ask Nader not to run because he will fail and increase Bush's chances for re-election.

Article by columnist Eric Alterman asserting that once again Nader could tip key swing states toward Bush, and Nader is full of self-delusion and shameless demagoguery.

Despite Nader's claims, if Nader were not on the ballot in key battleground states, according to a new poll conducted for The Nation Institute, 3 times as many of his backers would vote for John Kerry as for Bush.

Looks upon Nader's run for President with profound misgivings, and the rationales for Nader's candidacy in 2000 simply do not stand up in 2004.

States Nader appears to be politically tone deaf in a year when the crying need to defeat George W. Bush could hardly be louder or more urgent.

A group of Americans who believe that the re-election of George Bush in 2004 would be a disaster, and sees the campaign of Nader as giving a big boost to Bush's chances.