Greenline October 2024

Stein / Ware Campaign News

These barbaric war crimes must end now

As the nightmare in Gaza enters its second year, the violence is spiraling out of control with the Netanyahu regime accelerating its ethnic cleansing of the people of Gaza.

Many of us have seen the traumatic images of innocents screaming in horror as they were being burned alive in the targeting of Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. Among the victims was young medical student, Shaban Ahmade Al-Dalu, who had written these haunting words just days before his murder:

“I have never in my life seen anything more terrifying than the thought of a person’s death, their disappearance in a single moment, their sudden escape… And the impossibility of their return. The human mind, with all its vivid imagination and capacity for understanding and creation, stands helpless before this absence. Were it not for God’s mercy upon us, for our faith that this is His decree and our acceptance of it, we would surely lose our sanity.”

Kamala DECLARES WAR On Jill Stein

Nina Turner joins the show to talk about Democrats releasing an attack ad on Jill Stein.

Butch Ware: Kshama Sawant Is Right ... AND Wrong About Green Party's Chances In Michigan & Beyond

Green Party Vice Presidential candidate Professor Butch Ware joins us to discuss the backlash to comments made by Kshama Sawant. We discuss why the reaction to this has been off the rails, but also why the Professor disagrees with her sentiment.

Indigenous rights are human rights

As we mark Indigenous Peoples Day, it’s important that we tell the truth about our past, our present, and our path forward.

And the truth is that from the moment the first European boats touched these shores, to the continued assault on tribal sovereignty today, there has never been a day in this nation’s history that wasn’t steeped in the blood and suffering of Indigenous peoples.

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State and Local Candidates & Office Holders

Anna Trevorrow, City Council member of Portland, Maine (G) spoke eloquently at the most recent board meeting on behalf of the citizens of Gaza.

Chester Todd: They're taking my tax dollars and killing people in Gaza

Darryl! Moch speaks about his 2024 general election campaign, as the DC Statehood Green Party nominee, to serve as the one of the At-Large Council members on the Council of the District of Columbia in Washington, DC.

Marc Lamont Hill with Chibu Asonye & Christina Khalil Talk Green Party's REAL November Election Strategy!

Christina Khalil and Chibu Asonye drop gems on why voting Green Party down-ballot this November is a serious power move. Khalil, a passionate community organizer from New Jersey, and Asonye, activist in Illinois, break down why the two-party system is failing us and how the Green Party is ready to change the game.

Webinars

EcoAction Webinar with 2024 Green Party Candidates

The EcoAction and Coordinated Campaign Committees of the Green Party of the United States held a webinar with Green Party candidates on climate and ecological issues on Monday, October 14.

Ethnic Cleansing Past and Present: From Turtle Island to Palestine

The Green Party Peace Action Committee presented a webinar on October 14, Indigenous People’s Day, on the topic of ethnic cleansing, relating the historical forced displacement of native Americans to the current sufferings of Palestinians. Speakers discussed the history and practices of past ethnic cleansing in the Americas and comparable contemporary activity in Palestine.

Electoral Reforms for an Inclusive Multi-Party Democracy

A 63% Gallup Poll majority wants a third major party. But the prevailing US single-member-district, winner-take-all election system produces an exclusionary two-party system. The Green Party will never become a third major party until we have fair ballot access, ranked choice voting for executive offices, and proportional representation in legislative bodies. These reforms will eliminate the spoiler problem and give the Green Party its fair share of representation and power that is proportional to its voter support.

Upon the passing of Phil Donahue: Phil Donahue, Ralph Nader and the Green Party

The first time the Green Party ever had an extended national TV presence in the United States was in February 1996, when 1996 Green presidential candidate Ralph Nader appeared on the Phil Donahue Show.

Be The Media

Drop us a line if you're aware of a Green Party orientated news show that should be featured on our Be The Media page.

The newest addition is Redneck Gone Green hosted by our 2004 Presidential candidate, David Cobb.

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