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AP covers new Nader lawsuit against DNC behavior in 2004

Posted on January 12, 2010 by kwilder

Sharing a story the long way…The AP wrote the story. Went out in Washington Post. Commented on at Ballot Access News. And, brought to my attention by Green Party Watch. That’s some network of politicos… from Ballot Access News: Associated Press Covers New Nader Lawsuit Against Democratic Behavior in 2004 January 9th, 2010 The Washington […]

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Green Party Black Caucus (GPBC) Protest Odious Redemptionist-era rulings being invoked by the Obama Justice Department

Posted on January 9, 2010 by iwilder

The BLACK CAUCUS OF THE GREEN PARTY OF THE UNITED STATES (GPBC) in a letter of protest to Attorney General, Eric Holder registered their strong objection that in this case of controversy an Assistant United States Attorney in the Department of Justice in argument before the Appellate Court has invoked odious Redemptionist-era rulings of the […]

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Green candidate Carl Romanelli further vindicated – Dem operatives plead guilty

Posted on January 9, 2010 by kwilder

from Green Party Watch Seven plead guilty in Pennsylvania corruption case January 8th, 2010 by Gregg Jocoy Back in 2006 Carl Romanelli sought to run as a Green Party candidate for US Senate in Pennsylvania. His ballot access petitions were challenged. He was tossed off the ballot. Later he was charged the costs of the […]

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Conn. Greens push Nader to run after Dodd quites

Posted on January 6, 2010 by iwilder

    Green Party of Connecticut officials announced today that they are still pushing for Ralph Nader to enter the U.S. Senate race, despite the announcement of Senator Dodd’s retirement. Tim McKee, a Green Party spokesperson said Thousands of people are asking Nader to run and are willing to commit to money and volunteer time […]

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Steve Levy announces exploratory commitee for Governor

Posted on January 3, 2010 by kwilder

(excerpt from) Daily Politics blog at The NY Daily News: Levy for Gov? By Elizabeth Benjamin …Three days into the 2010 cycle, Suffolk County [Executive] Steve Levy has announced that he is creating an exploratory committee for a potential run for governor this fall, setting up the possibility of a three-way Democratic primary for the […]

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Breaking With Obama?

Posted on January 3, 2010 by iwilder

by Ralph Nader Those long-hoping, long-enduring members of the liberal intelligentsia are starting to break away from the least-worst mindset that muted their criticisms of Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential campaign. They still believe that the President is far better than his Republican counterpart would have been. Some still believe that sometime, somewhere, Obama […]

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First Wilderside LI Political Prediction for 2010: Suozzi, Cuomo, and King

Posted on January 2, 2010 by iwilder

Tom Suozzi hedges his bets:  AG or Congressman? Suozzi said that he would not rule out politics, but that it would be the state or federal next time.  Suozzi sits on his million-dollar bank account the beginning of this year to see what move AG Andrew Cuomo makes. If Cuomo seeks to primary David Paterson […]

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Top 10 Posts of 2009: Wilderside New Year’s Countdown

Posted on December 31, 2009 by iwilder

Our Top Ten Posts of 2009 (in reverse order for drama…) 10. Long Island Concerts Winter/Spring 2009 Though we lean heavily towards politics, we do also consider ourselves to be an arts and culture website.  As with politics, we like to cover music that the corporate media ignores.  Our number ten top post this year […]

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NY State Senators prepare to expel Monserrate…

Posted on December 28, 2009 by kwilder

(excerpt from) City Hall News Senators Prepare to Expel Monserrate Regardless of Committee’s Findings A Senate panel mulling the fate of Hiram Monserrate, who was convicted in November of misdemeanor assault [in a domestic violence scenario with his girlfriend], has completed four marathon sessions, pored over thousands of pages of documents and reviewed hundreds of […]

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Warnings about “top-two primary” measure in California

Posted on December 27, 2009 by kwilder

KW: A colleague of mine noted that the article below, and the strong participation of California State Senator Abel Maldonado [Republican] in this debate, shows that — contrary to some people’s assertions — top-two primaries are something party bosses want (not something that would limit the power of party bosses.)

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Green Party member’s civil action against Electoral College Mal-Apportionment goes to court

Posted on December 21, 2009 by iwilder

Update 1/13/2010: In what could perhaps be movement in the case, or response to publicity, the court has canceled oral arguments set for January, and decided to rule on documents only. Green Party calls Asa Gordon’s action a demand for fair elections, voters’ rights, and racial justice A major voting rights civil action filed by […]

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Where is the progressive third party to pick up a few seats in Congress?

Posted on December 20, 2009 by iwilder

our friend John Keenan was asked this question recently: . . . now would seem a good time for a third party to come forward with some good progressive ideas that the majority of the people of the country could get behind.  Maybe said third party could pick up a few seats in Congress if […]

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Safeguarding democracy. Safeguarding your vote. Support the watchdogs at BlackBox Voting

Posted on December 20, 2009 by kwilder

From Bev at BlackBox Voting: Things are shakin’ and movin’ — please pass this along, feel free to post it or quote from this great new information. [Update on new machines in New York near the bottom.] End of year tax-deductible donations – needed for 2010 work! http://www.blackboxvoting.org/donate.html or mail to: Black Box Voting – […]

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“Progressives For Obama” Change Name To Omit the President

Posted on December 18, 2009 by iwilder

from Black Agenda Radio Commentaries The left-wing Obamites were the nastiest of all. They viciously libeled anyone that advanced a Left critique of their hero, calling them enemies of a new “people’s movement,” when in fact it was they who were shutting the movement down in favor of a fan club and cheering section for […]

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