Chicago proves: The Green Party is in the zeitgeist…

Posted on July 31, 2008 by iwilder

Roger Snyder found what I was looking for: a photo of a library sign from Chicago. In my back and forth at the convention, I noticed an irony. The motto for the 2008 Green Party Annual Meeting and Convention, held in Chicago, was: “Live Green, Vote Green.”

At the same time, in various places throughout town, there were signs from the Chicago Library with their current campaign: Read Green, Live Green.

The photo is posted at one of Roger’s many blogs, his personal blog, “Roger’s Rumblings”

Read Green, Live Green

Chicago Library: Read Green, Live Green

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  1. Roger Snyder, on August 29, 2008 at 11:00 pm said:

    Yea, couldn’t miss that one.

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