Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein recently interviewed with the Geopolitical Economy Report, discussing her candidate platform and her specific reasons for seeking the Green Party’s presidential nomination.
Political economists Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson conducted the interview, which was published this past Saturday on the Geopolitical Economy Report’s official podcast. The lengthy conversation between Stein, Hudson, and Desai covers a wide array of topics, such as campaign finance, media censorship, foreign policy, and systemic reform.
Readers can access a recording of the interview on the Geopolitical Economy Report YouTube channel below:
Throughout the interview, Stein emphasizes her campaign’s core goals of advocating for systemic reforms, prioritizing diplomacy over military dominance, and opposing censorship, particularly regarding free speech on college campuses and the perceived media blackout of her presidential campaign. She shares her motivation for peace advocacy and how it ties to her Jewish values, as well as highlights the significance of grassroots movements in challenging political norms. Furthermore, Stein calls for transparency in campaign funding to mitigate the influence of big money.
Stein also compares her campaign’s viability with those of independents Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Cornel West, noting that the Kennedy and West campaigns have significantly less ballot access. In particular, she points out that her campaign is already on the ballot in 21 states, with more expected within the next couple of weeks. “We basically have a ballot access battle going on in all states now, and we have the track record,” Stein states.
A full transcript of the discussion is available on the Geopolitical Economy Report website.


Too bad Stein doesn’t address holding tobacco, oil and even worse since Oct. 7, defense stocks …. and they’re of her own choosing, even if in mutual funds, not in IRAs.
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