Thursday, August 15, 2024

Something to Think About . . .


Related Off-site Links:
Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein on America’s Democracy Crisis, Movement Building and Ending Israel’s War on Palestinians – Azad Essa (Middle East Eye, August 15, 2024).
Is Jill Stein’s Campaign Worth Supporting? – An Interview With Kshama SawantDue Dissidence (July 26, 2024)
Turn Left at the Next Intersection: Why the U.S. Needs a Viable Third Party – Donald Earl Collins (Aljazeera, July 3, 2024).
An Interview with Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill SteinRising (June 28, 2024)
Third Parties Will Affect the 2024 Campaigns, But Election Laws Written by Democrats and Republicans Will Prevent Them From Winning – Barry C. Burden (The Conversation, April 30, 2024).
An Exclusive Interview With Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein – Denise Lockwood (Racine County Eye, March 12, 2024).
Why U.S. Elections Only Give You Two ChoicesVox (March 6, 2024).
George Washington Was Right, Political Parties Are Worthless – Bruce Maiman (The Huffington Post, February 21, 2024).
How U.S. States Make It Tough for Third Parties in Elections – Jarrett Renshaw (Reuters, January 18, 2024).
Can the U.S. Ever Break the Two-party Binary? – Christopher Rhodes (The Huffington Post, January 26, 2024).
Support for Third U.S. Political Party Up to 63% – Jeffrey M. Joness (Gallop.com, October 4, 2023).
Do Third Parties Have a Place in the 2024 Presidential Election? – Elise Labott, Eric Loepp, and Chase Oliver (DividedWeFall.org, September 23, 2023).
The Problem with “The Lesser of Two Evils” – Zachary Ludwick (The Uproar, November 2, 2020).
Democrats Are Still Obsessed With Jill Stein. They Should Start Obsessing Over Non-voters Instead – Meagan Day (The Week, June 19, 2017).
Chris Hedges vs. Eddie Glaude: Should Progressives Vote for Hillary Clinton or Jill Stein?Democracy Now! (October 20, 2016).
Expanding the Debate: Jill Stein Spars with Clinton and Trump in Democracy Now! SpecialDemocracy Now! (September 27, 2016).
Ralph Nader: Calling a Third-Party Candidate a “Spoiler” is a “Politically Bigoted Word”Democracy Now! (September 19, 2016).
No, Ralph Nader Did Not Hand the 2000 Presidential Election to George W. Bush – Anthony Fisker (Reason, August 3, 2016).
Chris Hedges vs. Robert Reich on Clinton, Third Parties, Capitalism and Next Steps for Bernie Sanders BackersDemocracy Now! (September 5, 2016).
The Top 10 Most Successful Third Party/Independent Presidential CandidatesEmperorTigerstar (June 11, 2016).
Ralph Nader: The U.S. Political and Media System Is Designed to Obstruct and Silence Third-Party CandidatesDemocracy Now! (May 10, 2016).

UPDATES: Call the Greens an “Independent Party,” Not “Third Party”: Jill Stein – Rich Johnson (NewsNation, August 31, 2024).
Why Muslims Should Vote for the Green Party with Dr Jill Stein – Muhammad Jalal (The Thinking Muslim, October 27, 2024).
Yes, They’re Really Voting for Jill Stein – Aymann Ismail (Slate, October 30, 2024).
Is Voting Third Party a Vote for Trump? – An Interview with Jill SteinLet’s Just Talk with Hammi (October 31, 2024).
“Democrats Pretend to Be the Lesser Evil”: Jill Stein on the U.S. Election – Malika Bilal (The Take, November 1, 2024).

See also the previous Wild Reed posts:
“Americans Deserve Choices”: Jill Stein on Breaking Points – 4/30/24
Progressive Perspectives On an American Coronation
Thoughts on Cornel West’s 2024 Presidential Run
The Big Switch
The Republican Party in a Nutshell
Republicans Don’t Care About American Democracy
Centrist/Corporatist Democrats Have Just Launched “Left Punching” Season
Will Democrats Never Learn?
Celebrating Progressive Wins in the Midst of the Ongoing “War for the Future of the Democratic Party”
Ricardo Levins Morales on the “Deepest Political Fault Line” Separating Democrats
Marianne Williamson on the Movement for a People’s Party
Progressive Perspectives on the Crisis in U.S. Electoral Politics
Demolishing the False Narrative About Jill Stein and the 2016 Election
Progressive Perspectives on the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election
Hope Over Fear: Voting Green


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