Reply #11: It's really not the responsibility

[dmkinsey]

of the Democratic Party to deliver democracy, gift wrapped ,to the Nader campaign.
He can be on the ballot. He just has to get enough people to carry his petitions, get enough legal signatures or be the legitimate candidate of a recognized political party.
If he can do that then he's on the ballot.
But make no mistake, he's our opponent and if there's any hint that he's not following the rules to the letter our lawyers will spare no effort to keep him out.