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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 NYC Mayor cand Rev. Billy Talen calls for Presence at Exclusive Debate

Posted on October 12, 2009 by iwilder

Friends and Citizens, Join us tomorrow night, Tuesday October 13 in front of the mayoral debate at El Museo del Barrio, 1230 Fifth Avenue at 104th Street. While Reverend Billy was not invited to be an official part of the debate we feel its important to have a strong presence there, on behalf of voters, third […]

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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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NYC Mayor election is an eight candidate race

Posted on October 11, 2009 by kwilder

from Ballot Access News New York City Mayor Election Is an Eight-Candidate Race [List of all Mayor, Comptroller, and Public Advocate candidates on the ballot] October 11th, 2009 The November 3, 2009 New York city Mayoral ballot will include these eight candidates, in this ballot order: William C. Thompson (Dem., Working Families), Michael R. Bloomberg […]

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For NYC elections: List of candidate contributions from “doing business” donors

Posted on October 10, 2009 by kwilder

Thanks to Elizabeth Benjamin at The Daily Politics for the link. From the NYC Campaign Finance Board website. Link with details: here. The chart lists candidates for Mayor, Comptroller, Public Advocate and Boro President, and how much money they took (and refunded) from entities doing business with the city government.

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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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GP NYC Mayor Cand Rev Billy Talen on the Obama Peace Prize

Posted on October 9, 2009 by iwilder

Now we have to change all our words around. I never thought of Peace as a word that was moveable. All our words have been shifted by Consumerism and Militarism. Democracy is gone, America and Freedom are gone. Peace always stayed there in one place. Peace patiently waited for us to notice the best things […]

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Mo. GreenParty, US Senate candidate show support for nuclear disarmament

Posted on October 7, 2009 by iwilder

Nuclear Disarmament and Economic Transformation Endorsed by Progressive Party of Missouri US Senate Candidate Speaks in Support of Proposition One at Honeywell Nuclear Bomb Plant Press Conference in Kansas City On Saturday, October 3, at their annual state meeting in Columbia, the Progressive Party of Missouri voted unanimously to endorse the efforts of the Proposition […]

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An eventful week! Won’t you join Rev. Billy?

Posted on October 6, 2009 by iwilder

Dear Citizens, We had a great week all over the city, at The Stella D’oro factory in the Bronx and Atlantic Antic in Brooklyn. Check out this review of our show at the Lyceum Saturday Night and our wonderful new campaign short – we hope you will send to your friends. This week we have events […]

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Our monopoly government of Dems/Reps kicks Libertarians off the ballot…

Posted on October 6, 2009 by kwilder

from Ballot Access News New York Libertarians Lose Ballot Status for Suffolk County Slate on a Technicality October 6th, 2009 On October 6, a New York Superior Court in Suffolk County, New York, ruled that the lawsuit Kosin v Geier should be dismissed. This means that none of the Libertarian candidates for county office in […]

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In PA: Marakay Rogers running for judge as a Libertarian

Posted on October 5, 2009 by kwilder

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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GP NYC Mayor cand Rev. Billy Talen: Third Meditation on Pittsburgh G-20

Posted on October 4, 2009 by iwilder

We face a wall of riot police, standing there in the street. Of course, they create the absence of a safe passage through their wall. We can’t march that way. There is no soft door in their ranks. None of these folks want to talk, and as we try to engage their eyes somewhere deep […]

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