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Jill Stein Wins Illinois Presidential Primary
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Jill Stein is the victor in the Illinois Green Party presidential primary election. Dr. Stein has gained support with her populist campaign approach, joining occupy protests across the country.
Posted in Election 2012, Greens, Politics, State and Local
Tagged green party, illinois, Jill Stein, primary, utah
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House Republicans Allow XL Pipeline Jobs to Leave America
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94 percent of the congressional GOP voted against keeping jobs in America. Thanks to those Republicans in Congress, jobs that could have gone to American steelworkers can all go to steel mills in foreign countries instead.
Posted in Legislation, Republicans
Tagged congress, house of representatives, iron, jobs, made in america, mike doyle, steel, xl pipeline
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Massive Cuts To Nuclear Weapons Could Get Me To Vote Obama
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It is a national disgrace that the United States continues to hold so many nuclear weapons as a threat over the rest of the world. For the sake of any public official who does serious work toward eliminating nuclear weapons, I am willing to overlook a whole lot of other policy differences.
Posted in Barack Obama, Election 2012, War and Peace
Tagged Barack Obama, nuclear weapons
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Washington Legalizes Same Sex Marriage. Obama Refuses To.
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There is a presidential candidate who supports full legal equality for same sex couples, and has done so for years.
Her name is Jill Stein, and she is running for President in 2012 with the Green Party. Jill Stein has this to say about marriage equality for gays and lesbians: “The first step toward national marriage equality needs to be leadership from the head of the federal government.”
Posted in Barack Obama, Buttons, Election 2012, Greens, Politics, Sex and Gender
Tagged Barack Obama, defense of marriage act, equality, glbt, Jill Stein, lgbt, marriage, washington
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A Very Different Presidential Primary In Illinois Going On Right Now
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The Illinois Green Party presidential primary is online, open right now, and allows all teenagers – not just those 18 or over – to vote. Eager adolescent citizens in Illinois, jumping at the chance to vote before the rest of their cohort, could have a major impact on the selection of the Green Party’s presidential candidate.
Posted in Election 2012, Greens, Politics, State and Local
Tagged green party, illinois, primary, teenagers
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Rocky Anderson Presidential Campaign Promotes Separation Of Church And State
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In an economy with high unemployment, Barack Obama’s support for religious discrimination in hiring is particularly cruel. Rocky Anderson, the Justice Party presidential candidate, supports the separation of church and state that Obama so casually casts off.
Posted in Alternative Parties, Barack Obama, Election 2012, Politics, Religion
Tagged justice party, rocky anderson, separation of church and state
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Minnesota Green Party Holding Caucuses Tonight
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For those Minnesotans who are looking for a more compassionate political agenda, there’s the Green Party. The Green Party of Minnesota is holding caucuses of its own tonight, as a great alternative to the kooky GOP contest that’s getting most of the attention this year.
Posted in Election 2012, Greens, Politics, State and Local
Tagged caucuses, green party, minnesota
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Jill Stein Wins Ohio Green Party Presidential Nomination
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Jill Stein won the support of the Ohio Green Party in the state’s nominating convention yesterday, placing her in the lead to become the Green Party nominee for President in 2012.
Posted in Election 2012, Greens, Politics, State and Local
Tagged green party, Jill Stein, ohio
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Jill Stein Occupies Indiana
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Jill Stein will be out on the street today in protests against Indiana’s Right To Work legislation. No other presidential candidate will show up.
Posted in Activism, Economy, Election 2012, Greens
Tagged football, green party, indiana, Jill Stein, occupy, protest, super bowl
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Schedule of the 2012 Republican Presidential Primaries
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A calendar of the remaining Republican presidential primary and caucus elections in 2012. Check this schedule to be sure when the voting is taking place where you live.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, Uncategorized
Tagged calendar, caucuses, elections, president, primary, schedule
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The Brutal Math Of Keith Drummond For President
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In Keith Drummond’s America, the corporations will be able to pollute as much as they want, without regulations in the way. They’ll be raking in the profits without paying taxes. They won’t have to worry much about the poor, polluted, uneducated, sick American population, either, because they’ll just continue to outsource all their manufacturing to China.
Posted in Economy, Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged deficit, keith drummond, lensec, missouri, primary, taxes
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Take Groundhog Day Seriously, As A Day Of Renewed Activism
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Punxsatawney Phil is a gimmick who stands at the mouth of a burrow that runs deep. The groundhog represents a re-emergence of life into a world that had been in darkness and death, a symbol of rebirth out of the womb of the Earth quite similar to, if more hairy than, Persephone.
Posted in Activism, Environment, Irregular Ideas
Tagged global warming, groundhog day, holiday, seasons, winter aconite
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Who is Susan Bonamici?
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We can expect Susan Bonamici to vote with her Democratic colleagues when it is safe to do so, but to vote with the Republican Party quite often as well. Though Bonamici’s victory is an advantage for the Democratic Party establishment, it is not a great gain from the perspective of liberal activists.
Posted in Democrats, Election 2012, Politics
Tagged congress, occupy movement, oregon, special election, susan bonamici
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Allen West and Adam Hasner Move Campaigns
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Florida’s extremist GOP Congressman Allen West has been intimidated by Democratic challengers in the 22nd congressional district, so he’s moving his campaign to another congressional district, and will be replaced by failed Senate candidate Adam Hasner.
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Republicans
Tagged adam hasner, Allen West, congress, florida, ton rooney
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Save The Snowmen Of Upstate New York
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Today, it felt like a nice afternoon for April. This afternoon, the temperatures are in the 60s, Fahrenheit. We haven’t yet received even a foot of snow yet – total. Most of our precipitation this winter has been rain.
Posted in Environment
Tagged climate change, global warming, snowman, upstate new york, weather, winter
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Get Allen West The Hell Out Of Congress
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Voters in Florida’s 22nd congressional district may now be hoping that they can get Allen West the hell out of the House of Representatives this November. But who would be his replacement?
Posted in Bumper Stickers, Democrats, Election 2012
Tagged Allen West, congress, florida, lois frankel, patrick murphy
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Newt Gingrich for President of the Moon
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Newt Gingrich wants to be President so that he can build home for himself on the Moon? Fine. Let’s give it to him. Only, let’s not make him President of the United States of America. Let’s make Newt Gingrich President of the Moon, and then have the Russians ship him off on a Soyuz rocket to serve out his term there, in a capsule on the side of the crater, the ruler of all he can see.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, Shirts
Tagged budget, florida, moon, newt gingrich, primary, spending, waste
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