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Please, for updates and the latest, go to the blog at the Times Union: here. They also allow comments. You can submit anonymously and they simply approve (all of mine seem to have been approved.) As for the NY State Senate: First the Democrats accepted “Monserrate” back into the fold – the one accused of […]
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The Times Union/Capitol Confidential Blog reports that Governor Paterson has brought in two mediators–former Lieutenant Governor Stan Lundine and former State Senator John Dunne–to try to settle the dispute between the NY State Senate Democrats and Republians. Governor Paterson has also suggested a judge–Chief Judge Jonathan Lippmann– who could preside over a special session to […]
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As per news reported at the Time Union/Capitol Confidential and the Daily News/Elizabeth Benjamin’s blog: Instead of meeting the judges 1pm deadline to hammer everything out, all the parties did agree to a recess until 10am tomorrow, and that seemed to satisfy the judge for now. The Governor had tried to call a meeting of […]
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Green Party leaders say economic recovery plans from Obama and Congress favor giant corporate lenders, Wall Street firms, and insurance companies over the needs of Americans The White House bid to seize workers’ retirement health benefits to pay off GM’s debt is illegal, say Greens White House and Congress must outlaw lending and credit card […]
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Thanks to US Election Atlas, a general and third party politics aggregator blog which led me directly and indirectly to many of today’s stories. (excerpt from) NY Times “The Caucus” blog Congress Considers War Financing Bills By Carl Hulse It is round-up time in Congress this week – time for Democrats to round up enough […]
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Theresa Amato, Ralph Nader’s Campaign Manager in his 2000 and 2004 election, has published a book titled, “The Grand Illusion: The Myth of Voter Choice in a Two-Party Tyranny”. Amato says that in 2004, Terry McAuliffe offered Nader money not to run in certain states.
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(excerpt from) The Guardian UK Specter haunts the Republicans By Michael Tomasky at his Guardian UK blog
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An appeals court says the Texas Democratic Party can impose a loyalty oath on candidates seeking the party’s nomination.
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A timeline in a mainstream media outlet, US News and World Reports, alludes to pointed targeting of Democrats on Nader supporters/Green Party members in the 2004 elections.
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If you can go to DC tomorrow, consider doing court support for Ralph Nader (and the spirit of ballot access)! from Ballot Access News Oral Argument in Nader v Democratic National Committee Set for March 20th The U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit, will hear oral arguments in Nader v Democratic National Committee, on the […]
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KW: The most interesting part of this news to me is the speculation. Wonder if this man is getting tired of defending Steve Levy and his anti-immigrant, conservative Democrat agenda? Pure wishful thinking on my part. But, I will try to follow up where Morgo goes next. And, I wonder who Levy will pick (and […]
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KW: It is funny, some of my colleagues were lobbying and sending press releases to ask the Governor and state leaders to do this and that. It seemed like empty work to me – begging the powerful for more money for one’s own pet projects. But, I couldn’t think of what the alternate position was. […]
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