Independent Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader, discusses discusses his run for President and the third-party debate on Thursday night with Libertarian nominee Bob Barr & Constitution Party nominee Chuck Baldwin.

Ralph Nader, Independent Party, fmr. Rep. Bob Barr (R-GA), Libertarian Party, and Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party, met in a debate hosted by the City Club of Cleveland.

George Farah gives his critique of the Commission on Presidential Debates and calls for a non-partisan debate sponsor like the League of Women Voters to sponsor upcoming debates. He feels that the Commission-sponsored debates reflect the partisan interests of the two major parties at the exclusion of third-party candidates, and are paid for largely through cash and in-kind contributions.

2004 presidential candidates from 3rd parties met on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York for a 90 minute debate. Government Professor Theodore Lowi of Cornell moderated the event. Participants include Michael Badnarik, Libertarian Party; Michael Peroutka, Constitution Party; David Cobb Green Party; Walt Brown, Socialist Party.

Libertarian Presidential Candidate Michael Badnarik and Green Party Presidential Candidate David Cobb debate issues and elaborate on their political platforms.

At the National Press Club, independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader debates former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean. The debate focuses on the issues surrounding the 2004 election, including the impact of Nader's candidacy and the role of third parties.