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Of course those who are the CPAC religious fascists represent less then 25% of republican voters. I guess they laid their hands on Romney. After hearing the speeches of the CPAC leaders (not candidates) I came to the conclusion these people are not very...
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Past Green Party convention sites and nominees: 2000: Denver, Colorado; Ralph Nader 2004: Milwaukee, Wisconsin; David Cobb 2008: Chicago, Illinois; Cynthia McKinney "We consider it important to have strong women candidates at a time when women's...
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This article at Green Party Watch has biographical information about four candidates (Stein, Barr, Mesplay and Mikkelson). In the last election, I supported the Green Party candidate, Cynthia McKinney and her running mate, Rosa Clemente. Unfortunately,...
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Spellman and put in a Tory woman of the 2010 crop. That sounds like a good plan, Mr. Max. Will you still be a regular when you take up residence in the PRC? Paddy are offering 5/1 on a Cabinet return for Huhne by next GE, says BBC. That seems short to me.
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The Green Party will select its presidential candidate during its July 12-15 convention in Baltimore, Md. In 2008 the party nominated former Georgia Democratic Rep. Cynthia McKinney as its candidate for president. McKinney failed to capture significant...
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No Joke: Roseanne Barr Seeks Green Party Presidential Nod, Anti-War Activist Cindy Sheehan Says She Would Endorse
The Blaze
Well this could be the comic relief these elections need. We could at least laugh at her and her supporters all the way through to November. Well, if this was 2008 and she (Roseanne) was running… Ron Paul would have endorsed her also along with the...
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But 46 percent disagree, saying the country is “in a new global era” where it can no longer take such an active role. Last election Paul left the GOP right after we didn’t nominate him. He rejected McCain and went and endorsed the Truther, far-left,...
About Cynthia McKinney
Wikipedia
Cynthia Ann McKinney (born March 17, 1955) is a former United States Representative and was the 2008 Green Party nominee for President of the United States. McKinney served as a Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993–2003 and 2005–2007, first representing Georgia's 11th Congressional District and then Georgia's 4th Congressional... Full Article
