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Obama has joined the GOP war against working people with his announced intention to roll back Social Security and Medicare Continue reading

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(Sign a petition to ban hydrofracking here.)A series of workshops, presentations and strategic planning sessions on the political steps Continue reading

The importance of democracy does not lie in its functions within the modern state, but rather in its ability to organize collective action in a decentralized way and thus be in competition with the market. By the time the 21st century arose, it seemed that the only important debate in public life was between the model of the state and the model of the market, one total yet centralized while the other was partial and decentralized. The state offered the chance for equality, and the market offered the chance for freedom. This debate was strongest in regards to the economy and the allocation of scarce and abundant goods. In fact, the nature of scarcity was redefined by this debate, appearing as artificial yet necessary in the market and seen as a vital factor in the state only in regards to propaganda that would marginalize the other as an enemy of the people. The limits of the state were in fact revealed, through a market-based critique, by the constant surfacing of scarcity whenever centralized or total planning of the economy was put forth. However, because the scarcity in question was artificial, the market model offered a decentralized alternative that failed to satisfy all parties involved. In other words, someone had to go without in the market, while the state offered universal access but in predetermined amounts for all involved. Both models, when set up against each other in comparison, failed to be adequate to the social body in providing both freedom and equality at the same time. The contrast of the failings reveal that democracy, as a primal form of collective action, can exist outside of both the market and the state while fulfilling the needs of those in the social sphere. Continue reading

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While it looks good that same-sex marriage will pass this week in the Continue reading

The Green Party of New York State has endorsed the June 14th "Converge on City Hall Park and Stay Till Bloomberg's Continue reading

Green Party Renews Call for Moratorium on Tasers in Suffolk"The Green Party Continue reading

Please join us for the fourth bienniel New York Green Fest, Friday, August Continue reading

Join the Green Party in support a statewide ban of hydrofracking.A hydrofracking moratorium has been in place in New York Continue reading

Puerto Rico's colonial status must be replaced with self-determination and independence, say GreensWASHINGTON, DC -- The Green Party has joined Continue reading

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The Green Party of New York State would like to express its deep disappointment in the exclusion of Congressional candidate Ian Continue reading

LIVE Video - GreenStream GPUS-TVKent Mesplay the 1st announced Green Party Presidential CandidateMonday June 13, 9pm EDTLink to watch the Continue reading

Ian Murphy is the Green Party candidate in the NY-26 special congressional election on May 24. This is Murphy’s Continue reading

WASHINGTON, DC -- Green Party leaders on Monday expressed hope that news of the killing of Osama bin Laden marks Continue reading

Globe and Mail (Toronto), May 3 2011Elizabeth May asked voters in her adopted riding to make history. And Continue reading

By Tom SiracuseMore than 1.6 million students attend 5,000 charters in the U.S.. Only 10 states have no charters. Los Continue reading

By Tom Siracuse: More than 1.6 million students attend 5,000 charters in the U.S.. Only 10 states have no charters. Los Angeles and Detroit have around 70,000 students each in charters and Washington D.C.’s charters account for 58% of its public school students. The Louisiana State Legislature used the Katrina hurricane disaster to take over New Orleans’ public schools, de-unionized them and now 61% of the city’s students are in charters. Continue reading

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