In a fairly comprehensive interview with the AP, Illinois Green gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney discussed his platform and his run for office.
From Bloomberg Businessweek (originally from AP):
… Read more ...The Green Party candidate for governor told The Associated Press on Monday that Illinois has been moving toward smaller government and that it has led to dangerously overcrowded prisons, less care for the mentally ill, higher college tuitions and furlough days for state employees.
Excerpt of an opinion piece from my co-blogger, Ian Wilder, of onthewilderside.com:
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by Ian Wilder, Secretary, Green Party of SuffolkI am used to my local paper, Newsday, having a Greenout in its reporting on politics…
Now it’s the AP‘s turn.
… Read more ...What was once a field bulging with about two dozen candidates was winnowed to five Tuesday as Waterville Mayor Paul LePage scored a stunning win in the seven-way Republican primary, and state Senate President Libby Mitchell beat three rivals to win the Democratic nomination. The major party candidates join three independents in the race to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov.