How Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein Differs From the Two Major Parties

If anyone is wondering which direction I am voting, I am voting for Jill Stein. For a while I was leaning towards Ron Paul, and although I do like the idea of the abolishment of the Federal Reserve and the return to an Isolationist stance geo-politically speaking, his views on energy and the environment are backwards to say the least (he wants to dismantle the "ineffective" EPA and let the "Free Market" become the sole regulatory mechanism of the oil and natural gas industries with everything that implies).

Whatever you do, don't fall for the "lesser of two evils" ruse that always succeeds in keeping corporate interests in power. Vote Green, let TPTB know that your'e ready to get radical, because in the end, it really doesn't matter whether Barrack "Drone Strike/Clean Coal" Obama or Mitt "Corporate Personhood" Romney wins, the difference between the two is only superficial. What is certain, the fascist trend will intensify, we will be drilling for oil in the Arctic with all that entails (Deep Water Horizon(s) on ice) and we will likely be starting a new military mis-adventure in Iran, not without another 9/11 False Flag event mind you (this time likely mini-nuke in a largely populated city). 

At least let the motherfuckers know that their days are numbered. Do that this November. Have courage. 

"We are the ones we've been waiting for" - unknown 

"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable" - JFK

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As the Presidential election looms just six weeks away, the two major party candidates continue to campaign fiercely in swing states. Republican Mitt Romney, speaking in Ohio yesterday, attempted to counter the damage to his campaign from leaked remarks that dismissed 47% of Americans as “victims,” who didn’t pay taxes and were dependent on the government. He said, “My heart aches for the people I’ve seen,” who are unemployed.

Just in the past few weeks, incumbent President Barack Obama has opened a significant lead over Romney in several swing states including Ohio, where new polls by Quinnipiac and the New York Times have given him a ten point lead over Romney. Multiple blunders by Romney on domestic and foreign policy are being attributed to Obama’s surge, implying that Obama’s popularity is less linked to his own successes, and more a result of Romney’s failures.

It’s a familiar conversation every four years: voting for President often comes down to picking the lesser of two evils. Unlike in many other countries, only two major parties dominate the American political landscape. But a growing movement behind one of the few so-called Third Parties, is the Green Party. Famous for its high-profile presidential candidate Ralph Nader in 1996 and 2000, this year the Green Party nomination was won by Dr. Jill Stein, a physician from Massachusetts who has been making waves around the country on her campaign tour.

Jill Stein is considered an environmental health pioneer, known for her widely cited reports, In Harm’s Way: Toxic Threats to Child Development, published in 2000, and Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging published in 2009. She works closely with parents, teachers, community groups and others, advising them on a variety of health and environmental issues. In Massachusetts, she was involved in a successful campaign to clean up coal plants and has been involved with the group, Physicians for Social Responsibility. She is also the co-founder of Massachusetts Coalition for Healthy Communities.

Jill Stein’s running mate is Sheri Honkala, a well known housing rights and anti-poverty activist.

GUEST: Jill Stein, Green Party Candidate for President

Visit www.jillstein.org for more information.