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She’s now doing interviews on far right antisemitic internet radio and saying nothing in response to their open antisemitism. The US Green Party is of course doing nothing about this, no demurs, no backing away. But then the US-GP is mostly an empty shell, incapable of organizing a luncheon, much less taking a firm stand [...] On Oct. 3, 2008 we reported that Cynthia McKinney (former Congresswoman from Georgia and Green Party presidential candidate in 2008) got lost in black helicopter land based on her bizarre claim with no proof that 5,000 prisoners were executed by the US in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and dumped in swamps. Well, she’s gotten [...] From former House member and 2008 Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney’s listserv. December 30, 2008: Oh What a Day! I’m so glad that my father told me to buy a special notebook and to write everything down because that’s exactly what I did. When we left from Cyprus, one reporter asked me “are you [...] The results were split between Nader and McKinney. But Lordy, the numbers of Green voters is getting minuscule, a trend that needs to be reversed quickly if the party is to remain viable. California Registered voters: 15,712,753 Registered Greens: 127,042 (0.81% of registered voters) Total Green votes: 27,511 (about 20% voted) Arkansas Open primary system. [...] Ralph Nader and former House member Cynthia McKinney were on the ballot yesterday in California for both the Green Party and the Peace and Freedom Party. Nader won convincingly on both, yet it’s not a given he wants the nomination. To my mind, McKinney would be a much stronger candidate and would bring badly needed [...] Sun. Jan. 13, 2 PM Herbst Theater at Veterans Memorial Bldg 401 Van Ness, S.F. CA Candidates: Ralph Nader, Cynthia McKinney, Jared Ball, Kent Mesplay Moderated by: Cindy Sheehan, Ross Mirkarimi, Matt Gonzalez Info An independent presidential run by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg now looks like a near-certainty. For Bloomberg to achieve 270 electoral votes in November, he would essentially have to supplant the Democratic nominee. Bloomberg’s strength would come in states like Democratic-leaning California and New York, not the GOP-dominated states of the South and West. [...] Cynthia McKinney officially announces her strongly antiwar campaign for presidency as a Green while Bloomberg looks for staff for a possible campaign. (And says he will spend a billion of his own money if he runs.) Both are paradigm breakers, Bloomberg because of his ability to self-fund and run a centrist campaign and McKinney because [...] |  | ||||
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