Malik Update: 10:46pm (53% reporting. Malik at 3%. Rep ahead)

Posted on December 6, 2008 by iwilder

In the Congressional race for Louisiana, 2nd District (New Orleans), with fifty three percent of districts reporting: Joseph Cao (Republican) at 53% [yup, same as percent reporting] William Jefferson (Democrat/incumbent) at 43% Malik Rahim (Green Party) at 3% Gregory Kahn (Libertarian) at 1% — Also…at 10:49 pm for Congress, 4th District in Louisiana: Paul Carmouche […]

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McKinney, Green Party and the Reconstruction Movement Represent our Resistance

Posted on December 23, 2007 by iwilder

by Dr. Lenore Daniels Black Commentator Who will speak of the interests of the Black, Latino/a, working class, and poor?  Who will do more than speak? To use the words of long time San Francisco activist, Roland Sheppard, Former Congresswoman, Cynthia McKinney, has decided that she “can’t reform a deformed organization” — this in reference […]

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