From the video description:
Former New Mexico Governor and Libertarian Presidential candidate Gary Johnson joins us in-studio. We’ll discuss the NSA and government surveillance, marriage equality, marijuana and more.
Link is below:
http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/gary-johnson-nsa-edward-snowden/51c1ec5a02a7602941000300… Read more ...
From Green Party Watch, June 14, 2013:
Bruce Levine, the Green Shadow Cabinet’s Assistant Secretary of Health for Clinical Mental Health, recently wrote an article for the Huffington Post entitled “The Green Shadow Cabinet and a Mental Health Declaration of Independence”. Here’s an excerpt:
… Read more ...The Green Shadow Cabinet, launched in spring 2013, is led by 2012 Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein.
Published May 13, 2013 on The Huffington Post (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/joanne-spataro/dr-jill-stein-gets-person_b_3262973.html?utm_hp_ref=elections-2012).
By Joanne Spataro
During the first part of our interview, Dr. Jill Stein talked about promoting the Green Party platform, doing push-ups in jail and fighting for local food. The former presidential candidate for the Green Party in 2012 seemed like she had always been fearless.… Read more ...
Lubbock Left, a blog hosted but not edited by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal:
… Read more ...Social conservatives and libertarians don’t get along. Here’s a FOX News opinion piece about the recent CPAC Conference illustrating that point. (To my friends on the right: yes, I occasionally read FOX News, holding my nose the whole time.)
From the Huffington Post:
… Read more ...That’s the main reason why I think Nader shouldn’t run again in 2012; it would only get liberals riled up, impeding the more important task of making the Obama presidency less dreadful. Also, Nader has been there and done that; he’s fought the good fight and he deserves a hero’s rest.
Several stories at TPID today about the Constitution Party:
CO-Gov: Progressives Debate Import of Tancredo’s Third Party Candidacy
… Read more ...Over at The Huffington Post, liberal blogger Jessica Corry is making “The Liberal Case for Tom Tancredo.” According to Corry, Tancredo’s victory “could mean a handful of policy goodies long championed by liberal progressives.”
From the Huffington Post (read the full thing here):
… Read more ...Jeremy Karpen figures if there was ever a year to do the impossible, this is it.
Karpen is running for state representative in Illinois’ 39th district in Chicago, on the Green Party ticket. If he wins, he’ll be the only state legislator from his party in the nation.
Independent journalist Christopher Ketcham, who says that he is writing a book about the Vermont secessionist movement, recently posted an article on the Huffington Post about Vermont’s secessionists (there are several running for office on their own ticket). It is an interesting news, analysis, and opinion piece, and the full thing can be read here. … Read more ...
TPID has two new items about former Congressman Tom Tancredo’s run for Governor as an American Constitution Party candidate in Colorado:
CO: Tancredo Admits Drug War is a Failure, Calls for Legalization and Taxation of Marijuana
From the Real Vail news:
One of the more candid moments in McGarry’s interview with Tancredo was when he asked him about legalizing marijuana.… Read more ...
As part of a series of interviews with interesting Chicagoans, the Huffington Post recently interviewed the Green Party candidate for US Senate in Illinois, LeAlan Jones. He recently polled 14 percent and has been getting a lot of coverage because of it. Read the whole thing here.
… Read more ...HP: Do a lot of Illinois voters know about the Green Party?
TPID:
Progressive and liberal commentators have now begun to attack Rand Paul for his past association with the Constitution Party. From the Progressive Fix:
… Read more ...I don’t know how long it’s going to take before the past views and associations of new Republican superstar Rand Paul all come to light, but he’s currently on track to serve as the living link between all sorts of older forms of radical conservatism and the contemporary Tea Party movement.
By Bill Shireman
President and CEO of the Future 500
http://www.huffingtonpost.com
Ten years ago, I asked a top U.S. Green Party organizer why the party’s official platform was such a shallow set of 1960s big government prescriptions, rather than a thoughtful 21st century set like greens in some other countries advance.… Read more ...