Aug 17 2006
Green Party Election Strategies
GUESTS: Donna Warren, Byron De Lear, Peter Thottam
For years, the Green Party of the United States has struggled against the two-party system of American politics. Funded entirely by membership and small donations, the Green Party calls for a just and sustainable society. As this year’s November elections approach, we’ve seen an energized electorate, eager to see pro-war Democrats and Republicans be voted out of office. What does that mean for the Greens? To answer this and other questions, I’m joined in studio by three Green Party candidates who are running for state and national seats this November. Donna Warren is running for Lieutenant Governor of California, Byron De Lear is running for California’s 28th district congressional seat, and Peter Thottam is running for California State Assembly in the 53rd district.
For more information, visit www.losangelesgreens.org.
Candidates websites:
Donna Warren
Byron De Lear
Peter Thottam
There will be a “Party for Peace” with the LA Greens on Saturday August 19th, from 3-8 pm.
Location: Heather Community Room, 6443 Green Valley Circle in Culver City. For more information call 323-651-5539.
2 Responses to “Green Party Election Strategies”
You boys don’t have a pray of winnig anything. I thought I would just pass this along to you.
Tom
“Winners” got us into the Iraq war. They are whoring our national sovereignty. They are writing their own set of rules, ignoring the tenants of the Founding Fathers. Winners will make the whole world losers. I support the Green Party and the people that stand up to stands for something real and people centered. Restore Americas integrity and reputation.