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Collateral Damage and Civilian Casualties in the United States Congress
From 2000 to 2012, 53% of legislators who uttered the phrase “collateral damage” in the Congressional Record were Republicans, and 47% Democrats. The person who uttered the phrase “collateral damage” the most during that time was Republican Rep. John Gingrey …
Flaming Out, Draft Walker Campaign tries to Jump on Slightly Less Flaming Buddy Roemer Campaign
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Out of three originally scheduled ballots, there is only one ballot left in the Americans Elect presidential primary process, because no candidate to date has qualified. The privatize-social-security draft candidate David Walker is painfully far behind. In order to get …
Stop the Frack Attack Rally against Fracking July 28 in Washington, DC
If you say enough with the earthquakes (yes, earthquakes), enough with the spills, enough with the carcinogenic drinking water, enough with plans for drill rigs on campus, enough with cozy insiderism going all the way up to the Obama administration, …
Posted in Activism, Environment, Politics
Tagged dc, Environment, frack, fracking, protest, rally, washington
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North Carolina Truth: you can marry your Cousin in Charlotte but not your Partner in Pinehurst
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After North Carolina voters turned out to reject equal rights for gay and lesbian couples this week, I thought this report from Politicol was just too outrageous to be true: North Carolina Bans Gay Marriage but You Can Marry Your …
Posted in Liberty, Politics, Sex and Gender, State and Local
Tagged cousins, equality, fact check, gay, inbreeding, marriage, north carolina, same sex
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1 Free Bernie Sanders Bumper Sticker Available to a Vermonter
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I don’t know why (I live two states away from Vermont), but the Bernie Sanders for Senate campaign has sent me a Re-Elect Bernie bumper sticker: It’s free to the first person in Vermont who leaves a comment to this …
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Tagged bernie sanders, bumper sticker, vermont
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News Flash: Political Parties Have Different Ideas
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This soggy message just appeared in my driveway: Why should it be surprising that different parties have different ideas regarding unsettled areas of policy? Politics is all about handling differences of opinion about how things should be done. That’s why …
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Tagged bangor daily news, bipartisanship, conflict, differences
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AE Transparency’s Asymmetric Warfare Letter to Americans Elect (and why I disagree)
Yesterday, AE Transparency sent off a letter to Americans Elect executives Peter Ackerman, Elliot Ackerman and Kahlil Byrd. AE Transparency sent me a copy and has given me permission to reprint that letter here: Gents: http://aetransparency.blogspot.com/2012/05/this-weaks-voting-at-americans-elect.html In case you’re wondering, …
Posted in Alternative Parties, Americans Elect, Election 2012, Ethics, Politics
Tagged ae transparency, americans elect, letter, power, warfare
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Document: “Grassroots” Committee to Draft David Walker for President intends to take Big Money
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The Committee to Get Walker Running — a draft committee trying to get David Walker on the presidential ballot through Americans Elect — calls itself a “grassroots and youth-driven initiative” in public: Grassroots? In private, the committee informed the Federal …
4 Days Left to Americans Elect 2nd Ballot Deadline, No Candidate halfway to Qualifying, and still getting Coverage
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Americans Elect Rules 2.2.2 and 3.2.2 stipulate that any draft or declared presidential candidate wishing to qualify for any of its three rounds of presidential primary voting must obtain sufficient clicks of support on its website 7 days before a …
Posted in Activism, Alternative Parties, Americans Elect, Election 2012, Media, Politics
Tagged 2012, americans elect, ballot, beltway, campaign, david walker, elitists, failure, insiders, occupy, politico, president, primary, unpopular
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The 72 Post-Cancellation Tweets about Americans Elect
Since the morning of May 1, when Americans Elect was forced to cancel its first primary vote due to a very low participation rate, there have been just 72 posts on Twitter (“tweets”) using the hashtag #AmericansElect. Here’s a breakdown …
Posted in Alternative Parties, Americans Elect, Election 2012, Media, Politics
Tagged 2012, americans elect, cancellation, conversation, primary, shutdown, social media, tweets, vote, voting
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Romney At The Ritz In Pentagon City
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Mitt Romney has announced that no one will be allowed to participate in tonight’s “policy roundtable” without giving a minimum of $10,000 to his presidential campaign.
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Tagged campaign finance, Mitt Romney, pentagon, pentagon city, ritz-carlton
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Republicans Push Out Romney Staffer. For Performance? No, for being Gay.
Some credit is due to Mitt Romney for hiring political staffer Richard Grenell despite the fact Grenell is openly gay. Think about that sentence. Is this still a world in which people who don’t discriminate against gay people are worthy …
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, Sex and Gender
Tagged gay, homophobia, Mitt Romney, ostracism, resignation, staffer
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Americans Elect Cancels its First Primary Ballot — not enough Actual People want their Candidates
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Americans Elect has been going on for two years now about how the American people are crying out for centrist solutions and bridge-the-middle policies that offer a combination of Republicanism and Democratism. Americans Elect has been going on about finding …
Posted in Alternative Parties, Americans Elect, Election 2012, Politics
Tagged ae transparency, americans elect, ballot, cancellation, cancelled, caucus, Peter G. Peterson, primary, unpopular
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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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Indiana Values SuperPAC Isn’t Based In Indiana
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With a name like that, you’d expect the SuperPAC to based in Indiana. The offices of the Indiana Values SuperPAC are hundreds of miles away from Indiana, though. They’re at 1823 23rd Street NW, Washington D.C., in a posh townhouse just two miles from the White House.
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Republicans
Tagged independent expenditures, indiana, indiana values, primary, Richard Lugar, Richard Mourdock, senate, super pac
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