Daily Greens: Cynthia McKinney & Rosa Clemente

Posted on July 11, 2008 by iwilder
Cynthia McKinney & Rosa Clemente

Cynthia McKinney & Rosa Clemente

Photo of Green Party Presidential hopeful Cynthia McKinney and her rumored Vice presidential pick Rosa Clemente at the Green Party Presidential Convention reception for international visitors.

Message to Ingrid Betancourt

Message to Ingrid Betancourt

U.S. Green party members recording a group message to sister Green Ingrid Betancourt during the
Green Party Presidential Convention reception for international visitors.

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  1. Today’s GPUS Convention News, on July 11, 2008 at 9:14 pm said:

    […] Activist Rosa Clemente Accepts VP Slot to Run w/ Cynthia McKinney (Cynthia McKinney’s blog) Daily Greens: Cynthia McKinney & Rosa Clemente (On the Wilder Side blog) An Open Note to the Green Party (Points by Drew Pitt blog) Mayor Daley […]

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