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The Green Party has continually opposed entry into war and has consistently called for the immediate return of our troops, in stark contrast to the Democratic and Republican parties.
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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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Several state Green Parties are working to win ballot access and you can help! You can help take the next step to getting Green Party candidates on the ballot in all 50 states in 2012 today. We currently need your help in: Illinois. The Illinois Green Party must collect 5,000 signatures for its 2010 candidates […]
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The Record Opinion: (Troyrecord.com) Ideally, minor parties are there to give people another road to take if they don’t like the major party platform. But, the way the system is set up now, a candidate running on a third party alone, unless you are a billionaire like Tom Golisano or a TV star like Grandpa […]
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OK, so an acquaintance in the death penalty abolition movement asked me to take a look at Richard Aborn, who was running for Manhattan DA. Aborn already had the Working Families line. Working Families represents itself as the progressive party in NY, and Aborn was being represented as the progressive candidate for Manhattan DA. Aborn […]
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First, I extend my apologies to Credo on this one. I have been hard on them in the past for supporting the public option instead of single-payer, but they are right this time. The apartheid-like section of the old Fair Elections Act has been removed. The Old Act had required 3rd party and independent candidates […]
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BY ROSA CLEMENTE, PBS Over the Labor Day weekend, Van Jones, a member of the hip-hop generation and special advisor for green jobs at the White House Council for Environmental Quality, tendered his resignation, and it was accepted by the Obama administration. I will be the first to say that I never found Van Jones […]
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Frustrated by yet another setback in the Pennsylvania Courts, Green Party US Senate candidate, Carl Romanelli is now asking President Obama to schedule Beer Summit II in order to attempt to resolve his ongoing saga. “We have tried everything possible in order to see justice here in Pennsylvania and we are running out of options,” […]
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Rich Whitney, Green Party candidate for Governor, welcomed potential rival Dan Hynes into the race for governor, but noted that he will make an issue of Hynes’ fundraising practices, which are not very different from those of ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich. “We’ve had two governors in a row brought down by scandals that directly involved […]
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The Green Party of Connecticut called on the General Assembly to reform the “Clean Elections” Law ,which was struck down as unconstitutional by the Federal Court, as soon as possible, and not appeal the ruling to other courts, which would cost the taxpayers more money in legal fees and could take months in the courts. […]
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The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Arkansas filed a lawsuit today in a federal court in Arkansas challenging Arkansas Secretary of State Charlie Daniels’ decertification of the Green Party of Arkansas as a political party. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Arkansas voters and the Green Party, charges that the decision violates […]
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Green Party leaders have sharply questioned Gov. Pat Quinn’s action regarding House Bill 723. HB723 adds additional hurdles to candidates who are “slated” onto to the general election ballot. On Tuesday, Quinn issued an amendatory veto, inserting language that would place a non-binding public question on the February 2 ballot regarding ethics standards for public […]
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Duffy challenger asking neighbors for support Alex White, a Green Party candidate for Rochester mayor, will begin a door-to-door campaign this evening, asking city residents to demand the Democratic Party drop its challenges to his petitions to run for office. . . . White’s campaign Web site may be seen at www.AlexWhite2009.com. Read entire article.
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from TruthDig: It looked like it was business as usual for President Barack Obama on the first day of his Martha’s Vineyard vacation, as he spent five hours golfing with Robert Wolf, president of UBS Investment Bank and chairman and CEO of UBS Group Americas. Wolf, an early financial backer of Obama’s presidential campaign, raised […]
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Mr. Jeremy Karpen officially launched his 2010 campaign for 39th state representative last night, at Cole’s Bar in Logan Square. The Green Party event featured local musicians, and highlighted Mr. Karpen’s message of universal healthcare, affordable housing, and full funding for education and social services. Mr. Karpen ran for the same office in 2008, taking […]
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146 Green Party candidates have announced runs in local and state races, about a dozen more than at this point in 2005 (like 2009, the first year after a presidential election) and nearly 50 more than at this point in 2007. Some races to watch: • Performance artist and anti-corporate activist Reverend Billy Talen is […]
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