RALPH NADER

Seth Meyers reminded viewers that in 2008 there were large groups of Hillary Clinton supporters vowing not to vote for Barack Obama.

The former U.S. senator from Virginia complained that the Democratic Party's first debate was rigged.

If Jim Webb decides to make the jump from Democrat to independent, he would follow the likes of Ralph Nader, whose candidacy enabled Republican George W. Bush to defeat Democrat Al Gore.

The former secretary of state pretended to be a bartender named Val to Kate McKinnon's Clinton impersonation.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., identifies as a Democratic socialist, but that won't help him with confused millennials.

Ralph Nader says the public knows too little about why some Takata air bags explode and spray shrapnel.

The biggest wins for marriage equality advocates were the projected approvals of measures in Maryland, Maine and Washington state that would make them the first states in the nation to vote to allow same-sex marriage via referendum.

It's Election Night in America and millions of Americans are going to their local polls and casting their vote. Some are taking their civic responsibility quite seriously and casting their vote for...Roseanne Barr.

Two candidates for city commissioner got into it on a church lawn today.

Ralph Nader is not running for president this year, but not mincing words either. And he's got both parties in his sights, including "the worst Republicans in history".

Congress has not raised the federal minimum wage since 2006, when it increased from $5.15 to $7.25 an hour.

Was President Barack Obama born in Kenya? Conservative Web site breitbart.com has taken a stab at relighting the debate, after it found promotional booklet produced by a literary agency in 1991 that describes Obama as born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia and Hawaii. However, an former employee for the agency chalked up the Kenya reference to nothing more than a mistake.

According to a poll, If the election were held today, Paul would get 46 percent of the vote compared to President Barack Obama’s 49 percent.

Mitt Romney is poised for a big win at the New Hampshire 2012 primary. But if he takes the Republican nomination from Ron Paul, Paul's supporters won't be toeing the party line. Numerous voters and supporters are planning on writing in Paul's name on the ballot in November if he fails to secure the GOP nomination.

So here's the dilemma in case you missed it. I was watching the GOP presidential debate from Dartmouth early this week, brought to us by Bloomberg TV and The Washington Post. Early in the debate I noticed along with many others that Ron Paul's eyebrow seemed to be falling off. In fact, it looked to me to be a fake eyebrow -- an eyebrow toupee.

Ralph Nader and a group of progressive cohorts are seeking a Democrat who can challenge President Barack Obama for the 2012 Democratic nomination for president.

During every presidential campaign season, a number of underdog candidates decide to run for the White House – most of whom have no hopes of ever getting elected.

Ralph Nader is a five-time candidate for President of the United States, with a particular concern for consumer protection, eviromentalism and democratic goverment. Some claim the lecturer and attorney has been merely a political disrupter over the years, acting as a third-party spoiler for instance in the 2000 U.S. presidential election.

While compromise is the name of the game in Washington D.C., some wonder if the huge gulf between left and right might lead to a kind of permanent malaise in our national body politic.

Confidence in the U.S. Congress is at a historic low, more than half of Americans think that the Republican and Democratic parties are doing such a bad job that a third party is needed, and the word ?dysfunction? has been common currency in the drawn-out debate over the national debt.

Amid much fanfare, technology giant Apple launched its latest version of mobile operating system iOS 5 and released a beta version to developers.