#greenparty

[hunter1976xbox]

The Democrats and Republicans don't want you to know that the Green party is eligible to win this election.

The only thing they need is your vote.

Trump and Harris have promised to let Israel continue the genocide in Palestine with USA support.

Jill Stein is the only candidate promising to enact an arms embargo against Israel day one of her presidency.

You may never have the opportunity to vote directly against genocide again.

Vote to end genocide. Vote for Jill Stein.

[socialismforall]

Democrats Lose 15M Voters Between 2020 and 2024

The US election results aren’t fully counted yet, but it's looking like Kopmala needs a miracle to win the last few states in play. So far, it looks like Trump got 3M fewer votes than in 2020 while Harris got a whopping 15M fewer votes than Biden in 2020. That's a stunning statement of no confidence in a candidate and party that pissed on voters' heads and told us it was raining.

Dems have been going against what the base wants time and again in order to deliver what their 1% owners want; only 8% of Dem voters are actively against #MedicareForAll, for example, yet I didn't hear a single Democrat even mention it this time around. The only time this works for them electorally is when the GOP manages to make itself extra-hated in voters' very recent memory as in 2020 or 2008. Unfortunately for them, it seems like 2024 wasn't one of those times.

Beyond the elections though, what we're witnessing more broadly is the final period of an entire economic system, capitalism. As advanced monopoly capitalism (capitalist-imperialism or just simply "imperialism" in Marxist-Leninist terms) continues to decay, it will become more and more fascist all around. What this means is that there will be no mainstream political options capable of presenting anything else -- and in fact, we should be very skeptical of any that are presented from here on as they most likely will be illusions used to serve the system's needs, not ours, used mainly to buy the capitalists more time.

What I support now is continuing to pull progressive working people out of the insane, anti-democratic death cult of the "Democratic" Party and getting them to organize outside of it, either in a mass left party like the Greens or, for those interested in vanguard studies, a communist party (yet to be formed as most efforts to form a large US vanguard party have resulted in revisionist failures), which in turn can help to advise the mass organizations. Such an effort is not primarily about winning elections within the dying capitalist system, though undoubtedly some wins will be made here and there. It also isn't about "pulling the Democrats left" although we can expect (and must guard against) some amount of left-pandering from Dems as more and more disillusioned workers flee their ranks to join an independent (anti-corporate money, anti-billionaire money) option. It's about advertising the existence of an alternative, disrupting capitalist politics as usual, and building class consciousness and an independent fighting spirit among the workers in preparation for the much more serious struggles ahead, struggles which won't take the neat and tidy form of a capitalist-managed election. Until workers go through the process of detaching their thinking and anxieties from those of the dying bourgeoisie, we won't be able to envision a clear path forward into socialism.

source for text screenshot: https://zeteo.com/p/poll-harris-democrats-gaza-ceasefire-arms-embargo

[erik-powery-for-america]

Jill Stein for President: “We have the power”

[letstalkbeautyuk]

🌍 💚 Green Party - General Election Badges

[lordzannis]

to the strict green members ,on scale of 0 to 5 on great details ,how good is president biden,plus overall scores on notables sources

Detail Score: 4/5 The search results provide a wealth of information on Biden's policies and actions, allowing for a detailed assessment. However, some specific Green Party priorities are not directly addressed. Overall Rating: 2/5 This rating reflects a mixed performance from a strict Green Party perspective, with some positive actions but significant shortcomings in key areas. Key factors influencing this rating:

Environmental Policies (3/5):

Biden has implemented significant environmental regulations, including strict rules on coal-fired power plants

. The administration aims to cut carbon emissions by roughly half by 2030

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However, Green Party members might argue these measures don't go far enough to address the climate crisis urgently.

Social Justice and Equity (3/5):

The administration has focused on advancing equity and racial justice through various federal agencies

. Efforts to strengthen social safety net programs and close wealth gaps are noted

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However, persistent poverty and inequalities remain a concern for Green Party members.

Economic Policies (2/5):

Biden's focus on helping the middle class and supporting labor unions aligns somewhat with Green values

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However, the continuation of a capitalist economic model and insufficient action on wealth redistribution would be criticized by strict Green members.

Foreign Policy (1/5):

The search results don't provide much information on foreign policy.

Green Party members would likely criticize ongoing military interventions and defense spending.

Healthcare (2/5):

While not directly addressed in the search results, Biden's healthcare policies fall short of the universal, single-payer system advocated by the Green Party.

Public Perception:

Biden's approval rating stands at 37%, indicating general dissatisfaction.

Globally, Biden receives higher ratings than Trump, but his ratings have declined in many countries

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From a strict Green Party perspective, while Biden has made some progress on environmental and social justice issues, his policies often don't go far enough or fundamentally challenge the systems that Green Party members see as problematic. The continuation of corporate-friendly policies, insufficient action on climate change, and a foreign policy that doesn't fully embrace non-violence and demilitarization would be significant points of criticism.

[rockinjohnny]

Can someone deal with the pavement problems, in Crosland Moor, Huddersfield we can't use our pavements anymore with vehicles parked on them causing us to have to walk on the roads, its not safe. HD4 5EA, HD4 5EB and HD4 blackmoorfoot road, Nabcroft Lane and College Street with College st being the worst.

[graceatthemargins]

Ancient paths

I walked the path, glowing in the sunlight, trees leaning over dappling the way ahead, I walked where others had walked on the sun warmed stones pebbling the path. — I walked where thousands of others went, and listened to the warble of the blackbird watched the robin dance along the way keeping watch, as centuries of birds had done. — I breathed air that had filled ancestors’…

[sweetdesignpro]

Framed Filmstrip Green Bunting Flags

[longmontgp]

Colorado Supports Peace. #CeaseFireNow

Not One More Tank.

Not One More Bomb.

Not One More Dollar.

Join The Campaign For Peace: http://longmontgp.org/not-one-more

[uinterview]

Democratic strategist David Axelrod tweeted that the Green Party presidential bid by Cornel West could divert votes away from President Joe Biden, resulting in the election of Republican candidate Donald Trump. Follow @uinterview for the latest exclusive celebrity videos & news!

[llewelynpritch]

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[hunter1976xbox]

Racism and Genocide are deal breakers for me.

[socialismforall]

S4A Livestream #123: Post-Election Wrap-Up; The Dead-End Democratic Party; Communist Chat; & More

[erik-powery-for-america]

Jill Stein: At the US-Mexico Border

[letstalkbeautyuk]

Lots of you are already ordering your political badges, ahead of what we hope will be a General Election later this year. Who will you be voting for? Order your badges here

[lordzannis]

To the green members on the scale of 0 to 5 on great details how good is President Trump when he was elected? plus overall scores on notables sources

Economic Policies

Trump's administration saw significant economic growth before the COVID-19 pandemic, with the creation of 7 million new jobs and deregulation efforts that were claimed to benefit low-income Americans by reducing costs. However, these policies often favored businesses and deregulated industries at the expense of environmental protections and social equity.

Social Justice and Equity

Trump's administration rolled back several regulations aimed at promoting fair housing and protecting marginalized communities. The rescinding of the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule and changes to the Fair Housing Act's disparate impact standard are examples of actions that were criticized for undermining social justice efforts.

Environmental Actions

From a Green Party perspective, Trump's environmental policies were highly detrimental. His administration rolled back numerous environmental regulations, including the Waters of the United States Rule and fuel economy standards, which were seen as setbacks in the fight against climate change and environmental degradation. The Green Party advocates for aggressive measures to combat climate change, which were largely absent in Trump's policies.

Foreign Policy

Trump's foreign policy, particularly his stance on climate agreements and international environmental cooperation, was criticized by progressives. His withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and general skepticism towards international climate efforts were seen as major setbacks for global environmental progress.

Overall Leadership and Public Perception

Trump's leadership style was polarizing, and his administration was marked by significant controversy and division. His approval ratings varied widely, and his approach to governance often clashed with progressive values of democracy, social justice, and environmental sustainability

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Green Party Perspective

From a Green Party perspective, Trump's performance might be rated as follows:

Economic Policies: 2/5 (Economic growth but at the expense of social and environmental equity)

Social Justice and Equity: 1/5 (Rollbacks on fair housing and protections for marginalized communities)

Environmental Actions: 0/5 (Significant rollbacks on environmental protections and climate action)

Foreign Policy: 1/5 (Withdrawal from international climate agreements and lack of global environmental leadership)

Overall Leadership: 1/5 (Polarizing leadership and policies that often clashed with progressive values)

Overall Rating: 1/5

This rating reflects a performance that is largely seen as negative from the perspective of Green Party members and progressive causes, with significant concerns about social justice, environmental sustainability, and overall governance.