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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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Good Intentions are not Enough Green Party candidate for Governor, Rich Whitney, issued the following statement regarding Scott Lee Cohen’s announcement that he will run as an independent for Governor: Even assuming that he gets on the ballot, I am not overly concerned by Mr. Cohen’s presence in the race. He seems to be positioning […]
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Another US is possible, another party is necessary The Green Party of the United States will hold its 2010 Annual National Meeting in Detroit, Michigan, from Thursday, June 24 to Sunday, June 27. http://greenpartymeeting2010.wordpress.com The Green Party’s meeting will overlap with the United States Social Forum (http://www.ussf2010.org), which convenes in Detroit from June 22 to […]
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Howie Hawkins will announce his candidacy for Governor at a press conference in Albany on Tuesday May 4th at 12:30 PM. The press conference will be in the LCA press room (Rm. 130) of the Legislative Office Building , Swan and State Sts., Albany . Hawkins promises to “tax Wall Street in order to invest in […]
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[Thanks to Zabby for the tip.] ISW: Seems wanna-be congressional candidate Demos (NY1) is unhappy that his experience as part of the failed Security and Exchange Commission has not made him the fair-haired boy for the Republican/Conservative nomination. Here’s the shot he took at his opponent for the nomination in a whiny open letter to […]
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With the help of controversial, Republican political strategist, Roger Stone, Kristen Davis (Madam to Eliot Spitzer) may petition for Governor on the “Free Libertarian” name in New York, an old affiliate and old name for the now Libertarian Party. This is of concern for third party activists in New York.
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Despite overly restrictive ballot access hurdles, the Green Party intends to be on the Texas General Election ballot this Fall. In the face of these restrictions, the Green Party of Texas has launched a controversial digital petition drive to reach eligible voters and draw attention to the absurdity and unconstitutionality of these laws that restrict […]
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Green Party of Connecticut officials announced today that Ruthann “Rae” Johnson has filed for the Connecticut State Senate race in the 9th district as a Green Party candidate. “Rae” Johnson is married with two children and lives in Middletown. She has worked in Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities and currently works […]
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Last Wednesday, the Arizona Secretary of State’s office confirmed that approximately 24,000 Arizona voters successfully petitioned for the Arizona Green Party (AZGP) to have ballot status. “We would like to thank all the Greens in Arizona who stepped-up and assisted us in this monumental effort,” says AZGP co-chair Angel Torres. Claudia Ellquist, AZGP Co-chair, attorney, […]
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Howie Hawkins, who recently qualified for the Green Party nomination for Governor, said today that it was improper for Attorney General Andrew Cuomo to be investigating the recent purchase of nature preserve land in the Adirondacks, a purchase which the Attorney General approved before it occurred. Hawkins also criticized the Paterson administration for agreeing to […]
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Members of Bronx County Green Party are planning to demonstrate at Monday’s Charter Revision hearings being held at Hostos Community College. Calling the proposed changes to the City Charter (which calls for scaling back or eliminating local community Boards altogether) another power grab by Mayor Mike Bloomberg, BCGP Chair Carl Lundgren urged the public, community […]
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Faults Lawmakers for Delay in Passing State Budget Howie Hawkins, who has started collecting signatures from Greens to win the Green Party nomination for Governor, criticized state lawmakers today for supporting deep cuts to education, health care, and human services while it continues to support tens of billions of dollars in giveaways to Wall Street […]
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IW: I found this press release to be too genteel. The Democrats and Republicans put on a show that they fighting over reform while they were just fighting over how big a gift to give the Drug and Insurance companies. While Obama pretended to be the feminist that Ms./NOW/NARAL claimed he was by shutting down […]
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Several Green candidates have launched campaigns in their states’ races for governor in 2010. The Green Party of California will have a contested primary election for the gubernatorial race, with Laura Wells and Deacon Alexander competing for the nomination, to be decided on June 8. In recent years, gubernatorial races in some states have given […]
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IW: Kimberly thinks I need to write something about this. No news article link posted here because it’s not really news. I knew Steve Levy would be at home in either corporate party since he first ran for Suffolk County Executive. That’s why we tried to run John Keenan on the Green Party line. John […]
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