From: FAIRMedia AdvisoryMore Than a Two-Person RaceCorporate media largely ignore other presidential candidatesWhile the major-party race for the White Continue reading

The Washington State Power To The People Campaign has announced that Green Party Presidential Candidate Cynthia McKinney will be visiting Continue reading

This week, the Green Party of Pennsylvania issued a statement calling for the abolition of hydraulic fracturing in natural gas Continue reading

Carl Romanelli, the 2006 Green Party candidate for Senate, spoke at an anti-war rally in Philadelphia last Friday. The date Continue reading

Green Party presidential nominee Cynthia McKinney will participate in a webcast forum for presidential candidates on Sunday, October 19, to Continue reading

The Maine Green Independent Party will hold a press conference on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 at noon at Monument Square, Continue reading

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The following can be seen as an experiment in that it will employ the oscillation between various historical moments and events to illustrate various philosophical concepts. Since the event as a singularity that has a universal reach disrupts structures of meaning and makes everything apparent, then it would also be a great chance to portray theory in a way that can be easily grasped. Before these events were subsumed by the linear order of history, they were considered a sudden intrusion of reality that was not expected. At the point of these events, philosophy as a practice can deal directly with reality. In comparison, within the order of history, the philosophical analysis of reality is obscured by the mediation of structures. Though humans are always within structures and only understand reality through these structures, the event offers a small window in which to at least have a sense that there is more than the structural mediation of the experience of reality. Continue reading

Green candidates and leaders, encouraged by an open letter from Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP), called the Green Continue reading

The Green Party, either on the local, state, or national level, has perfected strong constructive stands on issues over the years in the United States. We have become the focal point for new ideas that break outside of the restrictive box created by the two-party system. As an alternative political party with strong roots in activism, we have been the third element that has disrupted the homogenization and monopoly on power held by the binary opposition of Democrats and Republicans. Continue reading

David Schwartzman, DC Statehood Green Party candidate for City Council (At-Large) in Washington, DC, called for the city's 'rainy day' Continue reading

he National Women's Caucus (http://greens.org/gp-uswomen) of the Green Party of the United States has sent an open letter to Continue reading

By Cynthia McKinney, Green Party Presidential CandidateSeptember 25, 2008Last week, I posted ten points (that were by no means exhaustive) Continue reading

Green presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney will be blogging live at the web site of the 2008 Presidential Debates Project ( Continue reading

Green Party presidential nominee Cynthia McKinney has offered to debate Barack Obama if John McCain's opts out at this Friday's Continue reading

Green Party leaders and candidates, including presidential nominee Cynthia McKinney, are calling for extensive measures and reforms to resolve the Continue reading

We the people must now seize the time! We have always had the capability of determining our own destiny, but Continue reading

The 2008 election is in danger of being compromised by vote manipulation and obstruction of voters, say Green candidates and Continue reading

DC Statehood Green candidates and leaders called on Mayor Adrian Fenty and other District public officials to end their efforts Continue reading

By all accounts, this year is considered historic in terms of the presidential election. It has so far not only been a long campaign from start to its almost finish, but many firsts have been accomplished. Most of all, the spirit of competitiveness in the primary season has demonstrated something that goes beyond the actions, ideology, or policy of the Democratic or Republican party. The everyday voter wants something different, for things as they are have become nothing but a defacement of what we have idealized in our hearts of what this country could and should be. The big question is whether the troubles we have stem specifically from the Bush administration, or rather that those currently in power are an embodiment of a larger problem that strikes at the core of peace, ecology, justice, and democracy in our time. Those outside of the two-party system can illuminate this conundrum by showing that there are alternatives in this election to the status quo. Continue reading

Peter Camejo, three-time Green Party candidate for Governor and 2004 running mate with Ralph Nader in his independent run for Continue reading

Green Party leaders expressed support for Green presidential nominee Cynthia McKinney's call for a new investigation of the 9/11 attacks Continue reading