Ralph Nader has again decided to attempt to be the spoiler for the 2008 election.  Even though in the 2004 election he only won .03 percent of the vote. This is Nader’s third run for the presidency as an alleged consumer advocate. Nader has criticized the candidates from both political parties for disagreeing with him even though voters have shown that his interests are not necessarily in line with those of the average American or even in some respects his supporters.  Nader believes that unless you buy in on his agenda hook, line, and sinker….you are somehow lacking.  He claims to be against everything that McCain stands for, yet through his bloated sense of self-importance, he has actually become his ally.  If history is anything to go by, Nader is hoping for another 2000 election.  The “consumer advocate” candidate has refused to take any responsibility for the 2000 election but continues to blame the results on Katherine Harris, the Supreme Court, and Jeb Bush.  The final tally of the 2000 Florida showed that Nader received over 97 thousand votes, Gore lost Florida by a little over 500 votes.  Therefore, had Nader not been on the ballot, Gore would probably be finishing off his last year as President.  Not to mention the different position that the country would be in had Al Gore become President instead of George Bush due to a very contrasting style of governing.  Last year, Nader said that he will only run if he received $10 million in campaign funds.  When asked whether he had raised the $10 million, his campaign declined to comment.  So even though he does not appear to have the public support, as evidenced by his inability to reach his fundraising goal, he has decided to indulge his narcissistic tendencies by making a third run for the presidency.  Nader’s self indulgence is his chief priority regardless of the fact that only his “supporters” bear the risks and costs of his actions. It is clear that the only people that will benefit from Nader’s run for president are those supporting John McCain. Therefore, if Nader is your candidate and you do not mind having at least another four years of the republicans in the Executive Office, then by all means roll the dice and vote for Nader.  Just stay informed.