Mato Ska is an active member of the EcoAction Committee of the Green Party. He sent me the committee’s proposal for the first 100 days of a Green Presidency. First 100 Days Energy and Environmental Policy The Green Party Platform: Ecological and Energy Sustainability. The human community is an element of the Earth community, not [...]

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I just watched the President’s weekly radio address rebroadcast on C-SPAN this morning, followed by the Democratic response from a Congressman. As a Republican, I often wonder why third parties don’t emulate some these traditions from the major parties. It seems like a good way to gain additional acceptance and be treated on an equal [...]

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ElfNinosMom quotes from Slate at Last Free Voice: What brings him to town? Barr is giving the keynote address this evening at RightOnline, the rival conservative blogger conference being held across the city. His Netroots Nation visit wasn’t anticipated, but conference political director Josh Orton said he was welcome as long as he paid the [...]

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Posted at Green Party Watch by Gregg Jocoy This is essentially little more than a series of links to stories about Greens running for Congress. Wanda Sabir writes about New Orleans based Green Malik Rahim and his campaign for Congress from his New Orleans district. Perhaps candidates like Rahim who believe in a sustainable economy [...]

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Posted by Gregg Jocoy at Green Party Watch. Gregg has given me permission to repost his articles here since he is too busy to cross post at the moment. While she was in New York City recently, Cynthia McKinney held a press conference. In a comment here, Sherman Young suggested putting the video here, and [...]

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Ballot Access News reports Dallas Reform Party Meeting July 20th, 2008 The Reform Party meeting of July 18-19 in Dallas nominated Ted Weill of Tylertown, Mississippi for president, and Frank E. McEnulty of Long Beach, California, for vice-president. McEnulty has already been running as the presidential nominee of the New American Independent Party. He is [...]

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“Free republics are not known to have long life expectancies,” says Constitution Party presidential hopeful Chuck Baldwin. “At the ripe old age of two hundred and thirty-two, America is definitely showing her age. She is long past her prime, and some are predicting her demise. No, some are planning her demise.” “Thomas Jefferson and the [...]

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In his Greensboro News-Record column, Edward Cone offers “an update on Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Mike Munger, described last year in this column as ‘maybe too sane for high office’: North Carolinians put the Libertarian Party on the ballot for November, but Munger still is excluded from the gubernatorial debates. Munger’s party has earned the right [...]

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