That's just one poll among many, though. I see 3-7% support for Nader at various polls at <http://pollingreport.com/wh04gen.htm>.
In 2000, Nader received only 1.1% in Ohio, and you said that Nader is polling at 2% in Ohio now (at <http://mailman.lbo-talk.org/pipermail/lbo-talk/Week-of-Mon-20040621/013596.html>). If he can hold onto 2%, that's an advance in the Buckeye State.
In any case, I, as well as other critical Nader supporters, am interested in joining 3-6 millions of people who support Nader now in order to organize *beyond the 2004 presidential election*, rather than allying with those who are actively campaigning for Kerry based on an illusion that Kerry will be the lesser evil, resorting to Bush-league tactics to attack Nader, for it is the former (i.e. people who reject the pro-war candidates), not the latter, who will continue to be reliable allies in the struggles against the next POTUS Kerry and (later) in the elections 2008 and beyond.
>[lbo-talk] "Stupid Gay Men on the Left"
>Joel Wendland joelrw at hotmail.com, Fri Jul 2 13:51:13 PDT 2004
>
>What happened to the argument that marriage itself is a demeaning
>institution and who wants any of it?
>
>Joel
Twenty-first-century wage slavery is, more often than not, a more demeaning institution than twenty-first-century marriage, but I have yet to hear any leftist say that we should not struggle for the equal right to employment because employment is just wage slavery. -- Yoshie
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