Orb Standard: Presidential Selection

Nader Still Defiant on Eve of U.S. Election

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ralph Nader admits he hasn't a prayer of winning the White House but remained defiant to the end on Monday, saying there was no way he was pulling out of the U.S. presidential race.

Vilified by Democrats as a spoiler in 2000 for drawing votes from Democrat Al Gore and helping Republican George W. Bush to victory, Nader closed his campaign with a noisy rally on Wall Street.

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