Jill Stein Democracy Day video
June 29, 2010 in State Wide Elections
Supporters of Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party gubernatorial candidate Jill Stein have made the following video to promote Democracy Day, an online fundraiser scheduled for Wednesday 30 June:
Green Party Fan said on June 29, 2010
Nice TV coverage…
Here’s more TV coverage for another Green Party Gov candidate in South Carolina
WCSC-TV
Political newcomer and the South Carolina Green Party’s nominee for governor, Dr. Morgan Bruce Reeves has brought his grassroots campaign to Charleston.
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=12723813
Green Party Fan said on June 29, 2010
Business week reports on tomorrow’s vote for President in Germany. The Green Party’s candidate is leading in all polling….
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-06-29/merkel-faces-test-of-leadership-in-secret-ballot-on-presidency.html
Green Party Fan said on June 29, 2010
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Bravo Jill Stein…politics & marketing 101. Create a need in the listener/voter’s mind…or remind them on a NEED. Jill is direct. Lovely. Concise. To the point.
Every Green Party candidate could benefit from watching this…
Green Party Fan said on June 30, 2010
Green Party candidate for President doing very well in Germany.
Today is the vote. After 7 hours of the national meeting (Bundesversammlung) the Federal delegates–they are going into the 3rd round of voting.
In the first two rounds the Green Party candidate came in a strong second.
After a break – to get something to eat – the delegates will vote a third time.
Here’s how Spiegel in English is covering the story..
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,703916,00.html
Green Party Fan said on June 30, 2010
Here’s good graph & overview of all the Green Party delegates and others…
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/bild-703916-105023.html
Green Party Fan said on June 30, 2010
Here’s how Spiegel describes the Green Party candidate for President Joachim Gauck
There Is A Winner Here — Joachim Gauck
And then, of course, there is a question that would have been unthinkable only a few hours ago: What would happen if Gauck were to win?
Merkel’s power would melt away, perhaps in a matter of only hours or days, certainly within weeks. At that point, all the members of Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union, its Bavarian sister party the Christian Social Union, and the Free Democrats who didn’t want to be pulled along into the abyss would stage a political rebellion. That would include members of parliament who fear losing their seats as well as state governors who would face tough elections.
If that happened, it could spell the end of Merkel’s career in the Chancellery.
No matter how this day ends: Merkel is the main loser of the German presidential election. And even if he loses to Wulff in the end, Joachim Gauck will still come out of this a winner.
He showed that there is more to politics that just a game of tactics and strategy. He proved that you can also get somewhere in politics through charisma and credibility. He is a role model for a new kind of politics.
Green Party Fan said on June 30, 2010
At Ballot Accesss News, Richard Winger is reporting the Arkansas Green Party has made the ballot…
Arkansas Green Party Petition Validated by Secretary of State
June 30th, 2010
The Arkansas Secretary of State has checked the Green Party’s ballot access petition and found it sufficient. The party needed 10,000 valid signatures and submitted 14,207. The Secretary of State says there are 11,505 valid signatures, for a validity rate of 81.0%.
http://www.ballot-access.org/2010/06/30/arkansas-green-party-petition-validated-by-secretary-of-state/