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“Reject Bloomberg on November 3!”, says ICE teachers union members

Posted on October 30, 2009 by kwilder

KW: I truly see independent and third party politics as a journey to freeing people from the regular, old choices. So, I love voting advice that inspires people, and makes them consider other options. I think that the way a group within the United Federation of Teachers [UFT] union instructs people to vote this year […]

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GP’s Walter Nestler: Tour de District

Posted on October 29, 2009 by iwilder

Walter Nestler, candidate for the City Council in the 2009 Elections, guides the concerned residents through the environmental issues of the district 18 in the Bronx.

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GP’s Rev. Billy Talen for NYC Mayor: Rainforest In New York 10/29 (Thurs)

Posted on October 26, 2009 by iwilder

Update from an e-mail: We are delaying today’s rainforest action in Washington Square Park…so we hope to see you this Thursday Oct 29th at 5:30 pm between the arch and the fountain. More information at: http://voterevbilly.org/events/rainforest www.rainforestsofnewyork.net _______ Did you know NYC is the largest single buyer of Rainforest Wood in the USA? This Tuesday […]

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GP’s Rev. Billy Talen for NYC Mayor: Rise Against the Demon Monoculture

Posted on October 25, 2009 by iwilder

Preaching a message of anti-consumerism and a return to the bygone days of New York City, is the Reverend Billy (a.k.a. Bill Talen). The reverend and his activist performance group The Church of Stop Shopping, have a history of activism. He has railed and thumped outside the Disney Store in Times Square. He was involved […]

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Don’t Waste Your Vote: Vote for Rev. Billy Talen for NYC Mayor

Posted on October 23, 2009 by iwilder

from Don’t Waste Your Vote: Vote Green Those voters who support things like a sustained campaign to rid New York City of sweatshops, reduce pollution and waste, a living wage, solutions to homelessness other than shipping them off to other cities, and a long list of other actually progressive positions, should vote for the Reverend […]

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Pechefsky Campaign: Controversy, Debates and MORE!

Posted on October 23, 2009 by iwilder

We need YOUR help this weekend to pass out David’s campaign literature! This coming Saturday and Sunday we need volunteers for a lit drop from 11am to 5pm in Carroll Gardens.  We will meet at Carroll Park, just across from the Carroll Street Station on the F/G lines. Please note: the trains are terminating at […]

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FL GP opposes PSC approval of Nuclear Cost Recovery for Utilities, Call it “A License to Steal”

Posted on October 22, 2009 by iwilder

The Green Party of Florida (GPF) denounces the October 16 decision by the Public Service Commission allowing Progress Energy and Florida Power & Light to raise utility rates paid by their customers in order to collect hundreds of millions of dollars in so-called “nuclear cost recovery” funds. Under an ill-conceived law approved by the Florida […]

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Green Party Alert: Bring Medicare for All Back to the Table

Posted on October 22, 2009 by iwilder

***ACTION ALERT for Single Payer*** Write Your Representative Today! It’s time to take action for SINGLE-PAYER NATIONAL HEALTH CARE! The media are focusing on the debate between Democrats promoting Obamacare and ‘Tea Party’ activists who are determined to block any health care reform at all.  Whether Obamacare gets passed in Congress or Republicans succeed in […]

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No Games Chicago Tom Tresser collecting signatures to run on the Green Party line.

Posted on October 19, 2009 by iwilder

Tom Tresser, the man who headed No Games Chicago (opposed to Chicago’s bid for the Olympic Games), announced over the weekend that he’s running for Olympic Games President as a Green. The Cook County Board’s current president is the inept Todd Stroger (a Democrat), who inherited the position from his father. If Tresser gets on the […]

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At NYC Mayor debates, third parties rise up: Rev. Billy heckles; socialists ejected; lots of press coverage

Posted on October 14, 2009 by kwilder

Green Party Mayor candidate Reverend Billy Talen and other third party candidates were excluded from the October 13th Mayoral debate. Talen attended, heckled, and was escorted out of the venue. A commenter at the NY Times site says that two supporters of the Party for Socialism and Liberation candidate Frances Villar were also thrown out. Reverend Billy received extensive press coverage, including: The NY Times; The Daily News; Gotham Schools; Ballot Access News and The Village Voice.

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Bronx Green Party candidate Walt Nestler receives Matching Funds

Posted on October 12, 2009 by iwilder

The Bronx County Green Party entered into its first truly competitive New York City Council race last week with the notification by the NYC Campaign Finance Board that Green Party candidate Walt Nestler had received over $35,000 in matching funds from the City. With these matching funds, Mr. Nestler is equally matched to his opponent, […]

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GP Prez cand Cynthia McKinney: Let Rev. Billy Debate!

Posted on October 12, 2009 by iwilder

from Cynthia McKinney‘s Facebook: Green Party people! Call this number and ask them why Billy Talen is not in the debate tomorrow for the NYC Mayoral Candidates! See more on my latest note…support your Green candidates…it will only take a few minutes of your time…call (212) 831-7272 and follow the prompts to the “external affairs” […]

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Cynthia McKinney’s thoughts on Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize

Posted on October 10, 2009 by iwilder

There were people there from all over Europe. A healthy contingent even took the bus or train from London. Many US ex pats came and heard Annie Machon tell of why she became a whistleblower at MI-5 (the British equivalent of our FBI); I spoke, and then after me, Giulietto Chiesa, former Member of Parliament, […]

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GP NYC Mayor Cand Rev Billy Talen cited in Wellstone Action Blog Post on Twitter

Posted on October 9, 2009 by iwilder

If you don’t have time, assign a staff person to monitor and respond to items – just make sure they’re clear that they’re your staff person, and not you. For example, NYC mayoral candidate Reverend Billy Talen has a personal account, as well as his campaign staff’s group account. If your staff person uses your […]

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