Hey, 2016 had some fond memories, too!
It’s easy to write off 2016. It gave us one of the hardest punches to the gut ever. It’s an
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Supporters of Jill Stein: Thank you
First of all, how about some heartfelt thanks to the Jill Stein voters. You stood by your convictions and voted
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Green Party’s Stein and Baraka banking on 5% of national vote
By Len Lazarick [email protected] Candidates for president haven’t held a public rally in Maryland since before the April primary —
Read moreGreen Party candidate Margaret Flowers ejected at Maryland Senate debate
Kathy Szeliga and Chris Van Hollen shake hands at debate. WJZ screen capture. By Len Lazarick [email protected] The only TV
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Stein slams Trump and Clinton following final debate
WASHINGTON (First published by Talk Media News) – Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein slammed Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
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Charles Village Festival : Come and join the fun Sunday
The Charles Village Festival opened on Saturday under sunny skies, in the Wyman Park Dell, near the campus of Johns
Read moreMargaret Flowers plays long game in Maryland
“Let People Power Bloom!” Margaret Flowers is running for the Green Party nomination for Senate in Maryland, and her platform
Read moreIan Schlakman announces candidacy for Congress
Social justice activist Ian Schlakman announced Monday his candidacy for the U.S. Congress. He will be running in the 2nd
Read moreGreens and Libertarians are back on Maryland ballot
Miffed with Mitt? Had it with Obama? The Greens and Libertarians are back in business in Maryland elections.
On Monday, the State Board of Elections told leaders of the Green Party and the Libertarian Party that they had collected enough valid petition signatures to be put back on the November ballot.
Read moreRacial issues add controversy as Green Party nominates national ticket
As the Green Party nominated its presidential ticket in Baltimore this weekend, a controversy over racial diversity briefly distracted the hundreds of delegates. But Jill Stein for president and Cheri Honkala for vice president brought the focus back to the party’s main focus on economic and social justice and the environment.
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