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Transpartisan progressive dialogue taking place now in Detroit, livestream available

Greens, Progressive Democrats of America, and others are talking now.  From the US Social Forum in Detroit.  Watch:

13 Comments

  1. Robert Milnes June 25, 2010

    Right, Dave. Work with the democrats. Instead of with the radical libertarians.
    Maybe the dems will let you collect their campaign contributions for a percentage.

  2. Dave Schwab June 25, 2010

    Dialogue is healthy. The Greens in attendance got some of the Democrats to agree to working for ballot access and electoral reform. Let’s hope there’s some follow up on these issues after the USSF.

  3. Ditto on Deran // Jun 24, 2010:
    “……. Democrats are trying coopt the Greens, and the Greens are happy to do it? Nothing good can come from this. It really speaks to the weakness of the GP if they are even willing to sit down with Democrats ……”

    Lake: and you expected some thing different from ‘Loyal Opposition’ such as Cobb ‘Easy on the Dems in close races with the GOP’ and the Poster Girl for Appeasemnet, ‘Don’t Vote For Me’ Patricia LaMarshe ????????

    Y’all must be ‘too poor to pay attention’!

  4. Ross Levin Post author | June 24, 2010

    Now it’s some kind of press conference with some people from the Detroit Green Party and some other people.

  5. Ross Levin Post author | June 24, 2010

    Agreed Mik!

    Also, that one conference is over, but the Green Party is continuing to do livestream stuff from the US Social Forum and their national meeting, both in Detroit right now.

  6. Mik Robertson June 24, 2010

    @5 It is only not transpartisan if you think the Greens and the D’s are the same, which if they are it don’t make no nevermind nohow.

  7. Solomon Kleinsmith June 24, 2010

    You do realize that it makes no sense to say transpartisan right before you use a word describing a partisan ideological viewpoint? Makes as much sense as transpartisan conservative, liberal, libertarian or centrist for that matter.

    Any ‘ism’ is necessarily a partisan group… unless they’re working with people who are outside of their belief system, then it is, by definition, not transpartisan.

  8. Deran June 24, 2010

    So, the Democrats are trying coopt the Greens, and the Greens are happy to do it? Nothing good can come from this. It really speaks to the weakness of the GP if they are even willing to sit down with Democrats.

  9. NewFederalist June 24, 2010

    PLAS is passe… PSLA is the way forward!

  10. Robert Milnes June 24, 2010

    Comment here with candidate name & ballot & contact info.

  11. Robert Milnes June 24, 2010

    Hijack! I am willing to assist any Libertarian or Green or libertarian or progressive Independent candidate who would like to try to win their campaign. With a Progressive Libertarian Alliance Strategy campaign. We know all other campaigns are going to lose. Is there any campaign out there that would like to try to win?

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