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Jill Stein Wins South Carolina and Connecticut Primary Contests
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If you support equal rights for gays and lesbians, don’t do what Barack Obama does, privately hoping that someone else will make the change. You have to take your opinion public, and vote for a candidate who isn’t afraid to speak up for what’s right. If you support marriage equality, support the Jill Stein for President campaign.
Posted in Barack Obama, Buttons, Election 2012, Greens, Politics, Sex and Gender
Tagged Barack Obama, connecticut, equality, glbt, Jill Stein, lgbt, marriage, south carolina
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Romney Thinks We All Have Millionaire Parents
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Mitt Romney never had to worry about student loans, and his politically-connected parents could arrange for him to have every advantage. Upon graduating from college, Mitt Romney used his inherited fortune to buy his way into a stable business. He didn’t have to build one from scratch.
Posted in Buttons, Economy, Election 2012
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Break the Monotony. Be Strange and Extravagant.
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This Monday morning, it will do you well to remember that the highest responsibility of any person in a free society is to make a contribution that is derived from one’s individuality. We cannot move our work forward merely by adopting the ideas and behaviors of our neighbors in the next cubicle.
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Tagged extravagance, irregularity, monday, ralph waldo emerson
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Rick Santorum Imagines Greens With Guillotines
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Rick Santorum is suggesting that an environmental regulation to prevent toxic pollution is equivalent to a guillotine. That’s just silly. Environmental protections don’t chop anybody’s head off.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Environment, Republicans
Tagged guillotine, reign of terror, rick santorum
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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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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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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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You Don’t Have To Vote For A Super PAC Candidate
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A hundred dollars doesn’t go far these days. So, what can you do to help out Rocky Anderson, after you’ve donated a hundred dollars to his campaign? You can make an independent expenditure of effort.
Posted in Alternative Parties, Buttons, Election 2012, Ethics
Tagged independent expenditures, rocky anderson
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Democrats Can Vote For Progressive Darcy Richardson Instead Of Barack Obama
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Since the day he became President, Barack Obama has been disregarding the wishes of the liberal Democrats who put him into the White House in the first place. In 2012, it’s time for liberal Democrats to return the favor. Vote Darcy Richardson for President – for a change from the Democratic disappointment we’ve been suffering under for the last three years.
Posted in Barack Obama, Buttons, Democrats, Election 2012, Politics
Tagged Barack Obama, darcy richardson, new progressive alliance, primary
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Rick Perry Only Barely Beats Vermin Supreme
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Rick Perry’s barely-better-than-insane status was solidified in yesterday’s New Hampshire presidential primary. With 96 percent of precincts reporting this morning, Rick Perry has just 1,711 votes from the entire state. Vermin Supreme isn’t far behind that, at 813 votes.
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Tagged new hampshire, rick perry, vermin supreme
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The Largest Collection Of Anti-Romney Campaign Buttons Online
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Given the importance of opposing Mitt Romney’s presidential candidacy, we are in the process of putting together a collection of campaign buttons dedicated specifically to the task of expressing opposition to the Romney for President campaign. This collection is getting bigger by the day, but already it’s the largest selection of anti-Romney anywhere online.
Mitt Romney Campaign Event Kicks Out Voter For Wearing A 99 Percent Button
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These people were seized by security guards and forced out of the building. This is what it means for Mitt Romney to be campaigning as a corporate leader. Romney only wants Yes Men around him. Dare to question Romney’s wisdom in his presence, and you’ll be taken away to somewhere far away, where Romney won’t have to be confronted with your uncomfortable dissent any more.
Posted in Buttons, Economy, Election 2012, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged 99 percent, censorship, dissent, Mitt Romney, new hampshire, occupy movement
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Jill Stein Succeeds in DC Where GOP Candidates Pay Off Or Fail
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Where Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul and Rick Perry have failed, Green Party candidate Jill Stein has succeeded. That fact ought to give Americans pause, as they consider who is really “electable”.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Greens, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged Jill Stein, newt gingrich, primary, rick perry, rick santorum, Ron Paul, washington d.c.
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How Can Rick Santorum Be The Next George Washington?
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What on earth could Glenn Beck have been getting at when he compared Rick Santorum to George Washington? The thing George Washington was most famous for was his leadership in the violent overthrow of one government in order to establish a new kind of government. Is Glenn Beck trying to suggest that Rick Santorum would begin an armed revolution against the democracy of the United States of America?
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Politics, Republicans
Tagged george washington, glenn beck, history, rick santorum
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Would Mitt Romney Be A Presidential Candidate If This Was A Merit Society?
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If Mitt Romney were not born a millionaire son of a politically connected father, he would not be a presidential candidate today. He’d be stuck in mid-level corporate management, still working past the age of retirement because his benefits package got reduced by a CEO who takes in a multimillion dollar bonus every year. Yet, he has the audacity to say that we live in a meritocracy.
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