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Jill Stein Holds Talks with Justice Party

Jill Stein is a Presidential candidate for the Green Party’s nomination. In a recent interview she expressed some interest in working together or beside Rocky Anderson and his newly former Justice Party. In an interview she stated:

“We have been talking with Rocky for months, and exploring how we could potentially work together, in the long run, in the short run, etc. I think Rocky is interested in creating a new party. He is newly emerged from the Democratic Party, and what you learn when you work in third party politics is that you don’t create these parties overnight. It takes a lot of work to create and maintain a party, and it’s hard to do that and run for office, and I think Rocky is testing the waters right now and we’ll see how the conversation progresses, but there is a very friendly and collaborative dialogue going on between us at this point.”

Someone has already set up a facebook group in order to encourage collaboration between the two campaigns.

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  2. “Stein and the Greens are discussing the major educational issues and introducing real alternatives. If Stein can get into the televised Presidential debates in the fall, maybe Obama and his Republican opponent will be forced to respond.

    According to their party platform, “Greens believe every child deserves a public education that fosters critical and holistic thought, and provides the breadth and depth of learning necessary to become an active citizen and a constructive member of our society.” This idea sounds like something Obama might believe in, but unfortunately it was not part of his Race to the Top program.

    The Greens are “strongly opposed to the dissolution of public schools and the privatization of education” and “believe that the best educational experience is guaranteed by the democratic empowerment of organized students, their parents and communities along with organized teachers.” Specifically, they want to “eliminate gross inequalities in school funding,” they “oppose the administration of public schools by private, for-profit entities,” and they want to provide “free college tuition to all qualified students at public universities and vocational schools.”

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alan-singer/obamas-educational-report_b_1147278.html

  3. Michael Cavlan is correct.

    This is fantastic news.

    Dr. Jill Stein is the common sense, collaborative leader the Green Party needs.

    Dr. Stein and Rocky make for a strong join positive alternative for American voters in November.

  4. Jill Stein went to Madison to support the First Amendment rights of Wisconsinites.

    But her visit was not limited to singing labor songs, and addressing the crowd at the State Capitol.

    In one day, Dr. Stein conducted eleven interviews with national and local media.

    And she joined Matt Rothschild, editor of The Progressive magazine, in a public conversation about her campaign.

  5. Michael Cavlan RN December 19, 2011

    This is fantastic news

  6. AND ON THE LEFT COAST:

    California Green Party unveils new state party website
    Posted in General, State Party News on December 16th, 2011 by Edy – 1 Comment

    We welcome all Californians who share the Green vision.
    Join us in creating a new politics.

    The new website is an improvement over their outdated website, which comes with all the perks of a political party ready to begin leading California.

    Here is the link to their new website.

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