The great consumer champion of the little people should be a leader in government, that sort of thing. He said he could accomplish more as a private citizen, and he was right. People thought he meant achievement , but it turns out accumulation was more appropriate. After all, he's a lawyer and committed no wrong.
Deception carries no criminal or even civil penalties.
Compared to Glenn and those like him, Nader is Einstein. Even in these degenerate days it takes time and maneuver to build money like that, most of which was probably amassed by college and university speaking fees. He admits to having no wife, he admits to having no children. He used to admit to having no phone. All these years I figured Nader was the only one who couldn't be bought off by big business, or 'the oligarchy' as he calls it.