NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: Ralph Nader has just been introduced. He's talking to a crowd of about 500 supporter in Madison, Wisconsin. We'll listen in for a time.</s>RALPH NADER, GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Al Gore thinks he's entitled to your votes. Al Gore thinks that we are suppose to be helping him get elected. I have got news for Al Gore, if he can't beat the bumbling Texas governor with that terrible record, he ought to go back to Tennessee to his tobacco farm. It's Al Gore who ought to stay out of Wisconsin because he can't face the dairy farmers in Wisconsin...</s>ALLEN: Ralph Nader, in front of about 500 supporters in Madison, Wisconsin, taking shots at Washington every way he can, calling it a permanent corporate government. And taking shots equally at Al Gore and George Bush and their respective parties. Ralph Nader getting about 4 percent in national polls, but getting a few more percentage points in historically Democratic states. That doesn't make the Al Gore campaign very happy. But Ralph Nader having a loud voice there today and staying in there.
Nader Holds Campaign Rally in Madison, Wisconsin