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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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KW: Marakay Rogers is an old friend of mine. She is smart, charming and independent. Marakay is running for statewide office in Pennsylvania. She is on the ballot for Superior Court Judge on the Libertarian Party line. Marakay is an attorney, so she could really fulfill the role of judge. More info and a photo […]
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from Green Party Watch Ballot Access News reports that Marakay Rogers is running for the state wide office of Superior Court Judge on the Libertarian Party ticket. Independent Political Report has a lot of discussion about this transition. In 2004, Marakay Rogers was the Green Party candidate for Attorney General in Pennsylvania. She won 70,624 […]
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Consumer advocate Ralph Nader has run for President of the United States alternately as an independent candidate and as a Green Party candidate. from Ballot Access News Nader Asks Pennsylvania Attorney General to Return Campaign Contribution from Firm Under Investigation June 23rd, 2009 In 2004, the large law firm Reed Smith coordinated the challenge to […]
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After the 2010 census has been held, the number of seats held by each state in the U.S. House of Representatives will change. The National Conference of State Legislatures expects that eight states — including New York — will lose one seat each, in the U.S. House and in the Electoral College.
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This story touches on prospects of the Nader case in Pennsylvania. The courts in Pennsylvania used challenges to Nader’s petitions (and, separately, to Carl Romanelli’s petitions) to not only kick those candidates off the ballot, but to then “punish” them, by having to pay the lawyer’s fees for the other side. The other side were […]
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Ralph Nader is filing his final appeal in a lawsuit asking for justice with the Democratic National Committee, who unfairly challenged his petitions.
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from Ballot Access News Pennsylvania Supreme Court Will Hear Case Involving Costs of Petition Challenges February 2nd, 2009 On January 30, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal in In Re Nomination Petition of Farnese, concerning the Pennsylvania habit of assessing court costs to the losing side, whenever the validity of a petition […]
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There are a few reasons why this case is so important to me and the world. The background is that Carl Romanelli filed to run for office in Pennsylvania in 2006. His petitions were challenged. Now, it comes out that the people challenging his petitions, and going to meetings to keep him off the ballot, […]
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Two articles from Ballot Access News with updates on the Nader ballot access lawsuits. Related posts and video at the read more. December 5, 2008 it is reported at BAN that: Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Won’t Re-Open Nader $80,000 Court Costs from 2004 On December 4, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth refused to re-open the matter of whether […]
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Ballot Access News pointed out that in the State of Arkansas and the State of Pennsylvania, ballot access laws are extremely unfair and limiting. But, because of the successes and on-the-ground situations this election, Ballot Access News thinks it might work for the Green Party in Arkansas and the Libertarian Party in Pennsylvania to point […]
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KW: Since I decided to blog beyond the scope of just Green Party stuff, guess I should keep up at least a little with the horserace. It is a big deal for Obama to have won this battleground state with a lot of electors. Also, I like to watch Pennsylvania, because it is in my […]
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Green Party Presidential Candidates Cynthia McKinney is not on the ballot in Pennsylvania. (As some may recall, PA has onerous ballot access laws, and has made it incredibly difficult for independent and third party candidates, to the tune of indicted major party operatives.) Yet, Cynthia McKinney is a write-in in Pennsylvania. And, some Green Party […]
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[the comments about the Democratic and Republican parties could easily be applied to NY, as could the solution. -ISW] Democrats and Republicans in Harrisburg [Pennsylvania] have, for all practical purposes, merged into one party – the incumbent party – and find it in their mutual best interest to prevent others from competing in general elections. […]
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