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Cindy Sheehan on how the Anti-Republican-War movement is destroying the Peace Movement

Posted on December 10, 2008 by iwilder

Peace is not an absence of war: it’s an absence of preparing for war or an absence of using violence… If the USA had a national Peace Movement, Obama would not be our President-Elect right now. Dennis Kucinich (D-Oh) would have been the nominee for the Democrats and Ron Paul (R-Tx) would have been nominated […]

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Green Party US offers six big steps for economic recovery

Posted on December 10, 2008 by iwilder

The Green Party supports workers occupying a factory in Chicago after layoff: bailout money isn’t being used to help working Americans Green Party leaders said today that the incoming Obama Administration and Congress should take six major steps to reverse the financial meltdown and restore financial security for Americans. The steps include a Green public […]

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Presidential Race: Final, certified results from NY State

Posted on December 6, 2008 by iwilder

If the specific links do not work, try going to the main NYS BOE web-page here and click on the 2008 General Election Results next to the yellow “new” blurb. Here is the link list of 2008 Election Results for various races: http://www.elections.state.ny.us/2008ElectionResults.html The pdf should be here (though pdf links are trickier): http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/elections/2008/General/PresidentVicePresident08.pdf In […]

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Green Party NYS calls Obama’s appointments ‘Four More Years Without Change’

Posted on December 6, 2008 by iwilder

The Green Party of New York State strongly condemns the decision of President-elect Barack Obama to appoint New York Senator Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State in his incoming administration. When Senator Obama launched his campaign, much of his appeal to voters in the primaries was his initial opposition to the invasion of Iraq during […]

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What can an activist do in the lull after election day?…

Posted on December 1, 2008 by iwilder

Well, have to mention for just 5 more days, that if you believe in environmental peace and justice, the campaign is not over! This Saturday, December 6, there is a chance to elect Malik Rahim to Congress. Info at: www.votemalik.com But…for everyone who cares about voting and democracy…this is an important season for electoral activism. […]

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Green Party To Obama: Appoint a Cabinet for Real Change

Posted on November 20, 2008 by iwilder

Green Party urges Obama to appoint Cabinet members dedicated to real change, not more corporate operatives and warhawks like Rahm Emanuel A Cabinet full of corporate honchos, lawyers, and shills will not “look like America,” say Greens Green Party leaders called on President-elect Barack Obama to appoint a Cabinet that will pursue real reform, in […]

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Democracy suffers when the news media ignore long-shot candidates and the ideas they espouse

Posted on November 20, 2008 by iwilder

Third-party blind spot — baltimoresun.com While the news media did an effective job this year of covering the presidential campaign between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain, the press still has a major blind spot when it comes to writing about third-party contenders. According to a basic LexisNexis database search of election coverage from […]

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View of the Obama Election: A Green from Brooklyn, NY

Posted on November 7, 2008 by iwilder

Mitchel Cohen writes: Went to a pool hall/bar in Brooklyn with Alex Steinberg, Linda Z., Cathryn, and others. None of us voted for Obama (I voted for McKinney) — in fact, quite a commotion broke out at the polling place when Alex tried to do a write-in vote for one of the socialist candidates — […]

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30 Days to Congressman Malik Rahim

Posted on November 6, 2008 by iwilder

Wait! I thought we were done with all this election stuff? After Hurricane Gustav, the Louisiana Secretary of State pushed back the election dates.  December 6, 2008 is the general election for District 2 Congress.  You can get on board now for this exciting, winnable, campaign to get a peace candidate into our Congress. To […]

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View of the Obama Election: A Nader Supporter from Nassau County, NY

Posted on November 6, 2008 by iwilder

Steve Sloane, a Long Islander who supported Nader, sent out the following e-mail: Nader Forum-You are blind-copied to protect your privacy (what is left of it). I voted for Nader again yesterday.  I watched the results on CNN, Comedy Channel and NET.  They did not mention Nader during the hours that I watched.  It was […]

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View of The Obama Election: Mexican American Political Association

Posted on November 6, 2008 by iwilder

November 05, 2008 Greetings! BANKING ON OBAMA WITH OPEN EYES I’M VOTING FOR THE BLACK MAN Nativo Vigil Lopez National President, Mexican American Political Association (MAPA) The American people can now rejoice in one of the greatest blows against racism in its history – the election of President-elect Barack Hussein Obama. This is the culmination […]

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View of the Obama Election: Party Chiefs React

Posted on November 6, 2008 by iwilder

This video is truly worth seeing. It is from the National Press Club, where there is a debate between DNC Chairman Howard Dean and RNC Chairman Mike Duncan about if Barack Obama has a mandate, and what is that mandate. Some highlights:

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National vote totals for McKinney and third party candidates

Posted on November 5, 2008 by iwilder

There may still be more votes (especially for minor party candidates) as the automatic recanvasses happen at Boards of Elections all over the country. Though, for now, here are more updated numbers. Found this at www.gpnys.org. Barack Obama, Dem 52.34% 62,748,399 John McCain, GOP 46.38% 55,596,984 Ralph Nader, EPF 0.54% 645,158 Bob Barr, Ind 0.40% […]

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Comparing Green Party and Green-ish Presidential Figures

Posted on November 5, 2008 by iwilder

So, due to the sheer luck of which counties publish their election resuls, and how thoroughly, I can come up with the following comparisons to put Green Party votes in perspective. First of all, in 2008, Cynthia McKinney received 825 votes in Suffolk County. That is .13% of the vote. (Totals may increase on this […]

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