Green Party thinker Asa Gordon will give a presentation, “A Civil Action to Democratize the Electoral College”, on August 15th, in Massachusetts.
Aug 15th: “A Civil Action to Democratize the Electoral College”
August 13th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Tags: Green Party
Chicago Sun-Times columnist ‘looking forward to’ Green U.S. Senate campaign
August 13th, 2009 · 7 Comments
Chicago Sun-Times columnist Don Terry profiles LeAlan Jones, who is running for U.S. Senate in Illinois as a Green. Terry writes that the 30-year-old is “green all right. He has never sought political office. So he knows what you’re thinking: He’s a kid. He must be nuts. He doesn’t have a chance. ‘That’s what they [...]
Tags: Green Party
Legalize Marijuana Party founder profiled
August 13th, 2009 · 12 Comments
Jazz News profiles Edward Forchion, a.k.a. “New Jersey Weedman”, who founded the Legalize Marijuana Party in 1998 and ran for several offices. In 2008, he “fled New Jersey in a self imposed political exile to sunny California, a state that, per the passage of the Prop. 215 Compassionate Use Act of 1996 and SB420 recognizes [...]
Tags: Non-left/right parties
Root endorses Internet marketing tool
August 13th, 2009 · 20 Comments
A news release from CarbonCopyPRO says Wayne Allyn Root has endorsed the product, which the makers call “the premier internet marketing system and entrepreneurial education platform. In a recent interview with CarbonCopyPRO Senior Vice President Andrew Cass, the bestselling author, and media icon talked about how CarbonCopyPRO supports his personal commitment to entrepreneurship as a [...]
Tags: Libertarian Party
America’s Independent Party of Tennessee chairman organizes protest
August 13th, 2009 · 12 Comments
Nashville Scene reports Tom Kovach, chairman of America’s Independent Party of Tennessee, is organizing a demonstration outside a Nashville middle school for Friday morning. It was originally intended to protest an appearance by Rep. Jim Cooper, but Cooper has cancelled. Kovach says the protest will take place anyway.
Tags: Right-wing minor parties
